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(Created page with "You said: Establish the chronological order of Gospel composition (commonly Mark → Matthew → Luke → John) and analyze how each builds upon its predecessor. ChatGPT said: ChatGPT The commonly accepted chronological order of Gospel composition is Mark → Matthew → Luke → John, based on internal evidence, historical t estimony, and textual analysis. Here's an analysis of how each Gospel builds upon its predecessor: 1. Mark (ca. 65–70 AD) Characteristics:...") |
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Establish the chronological order of Gospel composition (commonly Mark → Matthew → Luke → John) and analyze how each builds upon its predecessor. | Establish the chronological order of Gospel composition (commonly Mark → Matthew → Luke → John) and analyze how each builds upon its predecessor. | ||
The commonly accepted chronological order of Gospel composition is Mark → Matthew → Luke → John, based on internal evidence, historical | The commonly accepted chronological order of Gospel composition is Mark → Matthew → Luke → John, based on internal evidence, historical testimony, and textual analysis. Here's an analysis of how each Gospel builds upon its predecessor: | ||
1. Mark (ca. 65–70 AD) | 1. Mark (ca. 65–70 AD) | ||
Characteristics: | Characteristics: | ||
