Stages of Gospel Formation Rev

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Stages of

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Jesus came to live among us.

Jesus’ actions are God’s actions.

Jesus’ words, instructions and parables are God’s words to us.

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“Go into the world & proclaim the good news to all (Mk.16:15).

With the power of the Holy Spirit, the apostles started preaching the Good News.

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This stage developed because of two important factors:Celebration of the Eucharist

Day to day problems of the early Christians

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Why did it take so long for the evangelists to write the Gospels?

◦The Semitic people preferred the spoken living word than the written word.

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◦The early Christians expected the Risen Christ to come back.◦The original witness to Christ’s life were still living.

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The apostles & original witnesses were dying or being martyred.

The Christian communities grew larger and larger.

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They realized that Jesus would not be coming back soon, so there must be a more permanent record of Jesus’ message for the future generation of Christians.

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The evangelists arranged their materials & adapted them according to the manner they wanted to portray.

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The evangelists wrote the Gospels BY THE GRACE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

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John 20:30-31

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The Gospels are Faith testimonies to the Life, Death & Resurrection of Jesus.

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A chronological summary of the details of Jesus’ life

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Modern biographies insisting on historical data.