Has anyone found secret messages in the bible?
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Jerome copied the Hebrew Gospel, so, it does in fact exist.
not sure where you think your information is coming from but your Source is incorrect!
Not only did Jerome (374-420 A.D.) claim to have seen the Hebrew gospel, he said he had translated it and on several occasions he quoted from it (On Famous Men 2 & 3). Jerome confirmed, “the gospel in Hebrew letters which the Nazarenes use” (Against Pelagius III, 2), or “the gospel according to the Hebrews.” A much earlier writer, Papias, who was a disciple of John the apostle, stated that Matthew recorded the sayings of Jesus in Hebrew and everyone translated them as best he could (Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History III, 39, 16). It is quite possible that Papias’ “Matthew” is the same as Jerome’s Hebrew gospel.
“The gospel according to the Hebrews”
one can say this is not Matthew, fine, but the fact is, it is One of the Gospels, and it was written in Hebrew.
but the real kicker is, read, this Version that Jerome Translated. it perfectly matches the Gospel of Matthew better than Mark, Luke, or John.
the FACT is, this Hebrew GOSPEL, that reads almost Identical to the Gospel of Matthew, did factually exist and we have Church Father((s)) confirming it and one who translated and quoted it like the True Gospel of CHRIST!
the fact that Jerome: translated and quoted it like the True Gospel of CHRIST, is a better and more reliable Source than anything else existing.
not sure where you think your information is coming from but your Source is incorrect!
Not only did Jerome (374-420 A.D.) claim to have seen the Hebrew gospel, he said he had translated it and on several occasions he quoted from it (On Famous Men 2 & 3). Jerome confirmed, “the gospel in Hebrew letters which the Nazarenes use” (Against Pelagius III, 2), or “the gospel according to the Hebrews.” A much earlier writer, Papias, who was a disciple of John the apostle, stated that Matthew recorded the sayings of Jesus in Hebrew and everyone translated them as best he could (Eusebius, Ecclesiastical History III, 39, 16). It is quite possible that Papias’ “Matthew” is the same as Jerome’s Hebrew gospel.
“The gospel according to the Hebrews”
one can say this is not Matthew, fine, but the fact is, it is One of the Gospels, and it was written in Hebrew.
but the real kicker is, read, this Version that Jerome Translated. it perfectly matches the Gospel of Matthew better than Mark, Luke, or John.
the FACT is, this Hebrew GOSPEL, that reads almost Identical to the Gospel of Matthew, did factually exist and we have Church Father((s)) confirming it and one who translated and quoted it like the True Gospel of CHRIST!
the fact that Jerome: translated and quoted it like the True Gospel of CHRIST, is a better and more reliable Source than anything else existing.
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for almost 50 years, Jerome's job, was to gather and examine EVERY KNOWN copy that existed relating to our Bible. from Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and to his own Latin, that was his sole life's duty.
and if JEROME, not only thought it VALUABLE to not just mention this Hebrew Gospel, but took the time to view (it) multiples times, translate it, and then the [[[[[[[TESTIMONIAL]]]]]]] of them ALL, QUOTED from IT, as if it came from JESUS HIMSELF, is ""extremely alarming"" how people claiming to be Followers of God [[could ever]] try to DENY IT!
who do you think YOU ARE?
and if JEROME, not only thought it VALUABLE to not just mention this Hebrew Gospel, but took the time to view (it) multiples times, translate it, and then the [[[[[[[TESTIMONIAL]]]]]]] of them ALL, QUOTED from IT, as if it came from JESUS HIMSELF, is ""extremely alarming"" how people claiming to be Followers of God [[could ever]] try to DENY IT!
who do you think YOU ARE?
These were the churches Paul started. As far as the Pharisees were concerned, the old covenant was still in place. And that covenant was made with a nation. So as long as the covenant was still active, God had to abide by its terms. Pharisaical authority was appropriate.
When the new covenant was put in place, God was no longer covenanting with a nation, but individual believers. As such, He is no longer obligated to be faithful to a nation or assembly, but only to the truly redeemed.
When the new covenant was put in place, God was no longer covenanting with a nation, but individual believers. As such, He is no longer obligated to be faithful to a nation or assembly, but only to the truly redeemed.
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The third fundamental rule of interpreting the Bible is this: the clear interprets the obscure, and never the other way around.
It is clear that God said His words would never pass away, yet in the name of an obscure verse, the popes through the centuries have tried to denigrate and diminish God’s word…
It is clear that God said His words would never pass away, yet in the name of an obscure verse, the popes through the centuries have tried to denigrate and diminish God’s word…
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