Christ. (Mark 16:5 a young man, Luke 24:4 two men, Matthew 28:5 an angel, John
20:12 two angels.) Among the many "Gospels" written about this time, these four
were accepted as "Canonical" and were, it is claimed, inspired by the Holy Spirit,
while many others were rejected and destroyed.
The Gospels like the rest of the New Testament, were written in Greek, a European
language,while Jesus spoke Aramaic (a Semitic language related to Hebrew and
Arabic). This implies a further problem of translating Jesus' reported words into
Greek. There is no certainty as to what Jesus' original words in his own language, or
what they meant in the context of their times.
THE SOURCE OF LUKE'S "INSPIRATION" AND THE FALSEHOOD OF HIS CLAIM
One notices that 85% of Matthew and Luke to Mark or that "mysterious 'Q''’. 1 Let
us now allow Luke to tell us who "inspired" him to tell his "most excellent
Theophilus" (Luke 1:3) the story of Jesus. In Luke's preamble to his "Gospel." He
tells us plainly that he was only following in the footsteps of others who were less
qualified than him, others who had the temerity to write accounts of his hero
(Jesus). As a physician, as against fishermen and tax collectors, he was no doubt
better equipped to create a literary masterpiece. This he did, because "IT SEEMED
GOOD TO ME ALSO" to "PUT IN ORDER." These are his prominent Justifications over
his predecessors.
FROM THE GREATEST CONTRADICTIONS OF THE AUTHORS OF THE GOSPELS IS AS
FOLLOWS:
It is reported by Luke, one of the authors of the Gospels (it is claimed that he was
inspired by God to write it) that Jesus was the son of Joseph which means the
following:
1) That Jesus was not a God or the son of a God because his father was known as
Joseph the carpenter and this is in direct contradiction with what the
Christians claim in their publications.2) Regarding Mary, either:- She was married to Joseph the carpenter and gave birth to Joseph and that
contradicts what both the Christians and the Muslims believe which is that
Mary was unmarried. - Or that Mary was not married to Joseph the carpenter and so Luke’s account
would lay claim to the fact that she was guilty of a heinous crime and that her
child was illegitimately born. This conforms to the Jewish claim which is an
absolutely false one.
The corruption that the Bible has undergone from the additions, deletions and
alterations have proved difficult for the Christians to explain. An example of this