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==Summarized Dates of the Synoptic Gospels==
==Summarized Dates of the Synoptic Gospels==
'''Gospel of St. Matthew:''' '''42 A.D.''' (Most likely). Probable range: '''(42-45) A.D.''' [during St. Peter's preaching. Before St. Luke wrote Acts. Before St. Luke wrote the Gospel of Luke. Before St. Mark wrote the Gospel of Mark.]
'''Gospel of St. Matthew:''' '''42 A.D.''' (Most likely). Probable range: '''(42-45)''' A.D. [during St. Peter's preaching. Before St. Luke wrote Acts. Before St. Luke wrote the Gospel of Luke. Before St. Mark wrote the Gospel of Mark.]
'''Gospel of St. Mark:''' 45 A.D. (Most likely). Probable range: '''(44-48)''' A.D [St. Peter’s preaching in Rome. Before 50 A.D. based on 7Q5 Papyrus. And before St. Luke wrote his Gospel, therefore well before 55 A.D.]
'''Gospel of St. Mark:''' '''45 A.D.''' (Most likely). Probable range: '''(44-48)''' A.D [St. Peter’s preaching in Rome. Before 50 A.D. based on 7Q5 Papyrus. And before St. Luke wrote his Gospel, therefore well before 55 A.D.]
'''Gospel of St. Luke:''' 48 A.D. (Most likely). Probable range '''(48-52)''' A.D. [with at least 3 years of sufficient time for distribution, so that what St. Paul says in 2 Cor 8:18 in 55 A.D. could have come about by then]
'''Gospel of St. Luke:''' '''48 A.D.''' (Most likely). Probable range '''(48-52)''' A.D. [with at least 3 years of sufficient time for distribution, so that what St. Paul says in 2 Cor 8:18 in 55 A.D. could have come about by then]
Since in the Council of Jerusalem, the Apostles began to lay greater emphasis on the preaching of the Gospel to the Gentiles also, it is likely St. Paul, the Apostle to the Gentiles, with the other Apostles, would have seen to it that this Gospel, written by his disciple, would be released then.
Since in the Council of Jerusalem, the Apostles began to lay greater emphasis on the preaching of the Gospel to the Gentiles also, it is likely St. Paul, the Apostle to the Gentiles, with the other Apostles, would have seen to it that this Gospel, written by his disciple, would be released then.