Hii injili ya mathayo iliandikwa na nani? Maana anaesimulia habari hizi za kubumba sio mathayo mwanafunzi wa Yesu...ni nani aliyeibuni hii?
Mathayo9:9
Yesu aliondoka hapo, na alipokuwa anakwenda zake, alimwona mtu mmoja aitwaye Mathayo, ameketi katika ofisi ya ushuru. Basi, Yesu akamwambia, “Nifuate.” Naye Mathayo akainuka, akamfuata
Historia ya Biblia ( Maktaba ) imeainisha waandishi wote wa Biblia....Injili ya Mathayo imeandikwa na Mathayo mtoza ushuru mwenyewe kama ambavyo Yohana alivyoandika Injili ya Yohana Waraka wa Yohana pamoja na Ufunuo wa Yohana (Huku kwenye injili akijiandika kama mtu anayejitazama kwa nje)
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It has traditionally been attributed to
St. Matthew the Evangelist, one of the 12
Apostles, described in the text as a tax collector (10:3). The Gospel According to Matthew was composed in
Greek, probably sometime after 70 CE, with evident dependence on the earlier
Gospel According to Mark.
Matthew, Mark, and John were disciples before his death. Matthew and John were chosen to be apostles, so they spent over 3 years with him.
Did any of the Gospel writers actually meet Jesus, which ones?
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31 Answers
Rick Gutbrod
, Former atheist, geek, loves science & the Bible!
Answered Apr 11, 2018
Matthew, Mark, and John were disciples before his death. Matthew and John were chosen to be apostles, so they spent over 3 years with him.
Mark on the other hand, may have been too young at the time to be selected as an apostle. He records the following incident in his book.
- (Mark 14:50-52) 50 And they all abandoned him and fled. 51 However, a certain young man wearing only a fine linen garment over his naked body began to follow him nearby, and they tried to seize him, 52 but he left his linen garment behind and got away naked.
Only Mark records the above, and since like other writers of the Gospels, never named themselves in any events, neither did he. It would show that he must have followed Jesus and the apostles out to the garden, or saw the crowd that was headed there and tagged along.
Mark was a cousin of Barnabas. The house of his mother, Mary, was a meeting place for the apostles after Jesus’ death, so that indicates that both him and his mother were disciples of Jesus.
- (Acts 12:12) 12 After he realized this, he went to the house of Mary the mother of John who was called Mark, where quite a few were gathered together and were praying.
Mark went with Barnabas and Paul later on the first missionary trip. for some reason, Mark had to return home. Later he worked again with Paul.
- (Colossians 4:10) 10 Ar·is·tarʹchus, my fellow captive, sends you his greetings, and so does Mark, the cousin of Barʹna·bas (concerning whom you received instructions to welcome him if he comes to you),
- (Philemon 23, 24) 23 Sending you greetings is Epʹa·phras, my fellow captive in union with Christ Jesus, 24 also Mark, Ar·is·tarʹchus, Deʹmas, and Luke, my fellow workers.
- (2 Timothy 4:11) 11 Only Luke is with me. Bring Mark along with you, for he is helpful to me in the ministry.
