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The Gospel writers tailored their accounts to resonate with diverse audiences, including those unfamiliar with Hebrew traditions. This cultural adaptation is evident in the way certain elements were adjusted or omitted to make the message of Jesus more accessible to Greek readers. | The Gospel writers tailored their accounts to resonate with diverse audiences, including those unfamiliar with Hebrew traditions. This cultural adaptation is evident in the way certain elements were adjusted or omitted to make the message of Jesus more accessible to Greek readers. | ||
