Your favorite apostle of Jesus Christ

[buritobr]

In the group of the 12, which one do you choose?
Some people might ask who was the most progressive and who was the most conservative

[Mr. Smith]

Thomas or Peter...

[afleitch]

Andrew.

[Santander]

Judas (lawful evil)

[Del Tachi]

James

[RI]

Judas (lawful evil)

Didn't realize you were Martin Scorsese.

[RFayette 🇻🇦]

Peter

[Blue3]

John, who was the only man who stayed faithful (the Mary's and a few other women also did).

[TheFonz]

John, who was also Jesus's closest friend. He wrote the most important book of the Bible, and was the most faithful of them all. However, Thomas had the most interesting biography after the resurrection.

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

John, who was also Jesus's closest friend. He wrote the most important book of the Bible, and was the most faithful of them all. However, Thomas had the most interesting biography after the resurrection.

The authors of all four gospels are unknown.

[TheFonz]

John, who was also Jesus's closest friend. He wrote the most important book of the Bible, and was the most faithful of them all. However, Thomas had the most interesting biography after the resurrection.

The authors of all four gospels are unknown.

The Gospel of Matthew has no claim of authorship. Mark doesn't either. Luke is credibly attributed to Paul's personal physician who did essentially a research mission for Theopholous, the results being the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts. As you implied, the authorship of the book is not claimed by the text, just by tradition.

John, however, does claim authorship. John 21:24 claims that "the disciple whom Jesus loved was following them. (This was the one who had leaned back against Jesus at the supper and had said, “Lord, who is going to betray you?”) (from John 21:20) as the author of the book. So from the perspective of someone who believes that the text is credible, the authorship of the book of John is, in fact, known.

[John Dule]

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