Writing the Gospels

Articles by Dr. Creasy

Becoming an “Educated Reader” of Scripture
Blind Faith or Understanding?
Egyptian Myth Busters
General Bibliography
God in the Bible
Homosexuality, a Biblical Perspective
Is Jesus Mentioned Anywhere Outside the Bible?
Jesus & The Fig Tree (Mark 11:12-14)
Mary, Part 1: The Roman Catholic View
Mary, Part 2: The Protestant View
On the Road with Paul
Reading the David Story
Reflections on the Lord's Prayer
Salvation, Part 1
Salvation, Part 2: Questions Raised
Salvation, Part 3: More Questions Raised
Selecting a Study Bible
The Genealogy of Jesus
Writing the Gospels
“Inclusive Language” Bible Translations

Writing the Gospels

Not long ago, our Logos Bible Study classes in California took a field trip to the Huntington Library in San Marino, California to see the exhibit, “The Bible and the People.” The exhibit documented the early history of the printed Bible, from the Guttenberg Bible of c. 1450 through the King James Bible of 1611. Since that field trip, many people have asked me about the earlier history of the Bible: How did it come to be written? Who wrote it? How did they write it? And when? These are excellent questions, and they deserve thoughtful answers...

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