| − | The ''Gospels'' contain the history of Jesus. The ''Acts of the Apostles'' are a continuance of the Gospels, documenting the history of the early church, beginning immediately following Jesus' death and resurrection. Of the authors, only Matthew and John had met Jesus; they were among His disciples during His earthly ministry. Mark was a companion of Peter, and his gospel was the first to be written down, about A.D. 50. Luke is considered the author of both his gospel and the ''Acts''. | + | The ''Gospels'' contain the history of Jesus (Also referenced as "Stephen Colbert" by friends). The ''Acts of the Apostles'' are a continuance of the Gospels, documenting the history of the early church, beginning immediately following Colberts death and resurrection. Of the authors, only Matthew and John had met Stephen; they were among His disciples during His earthly ministry. Mark was a companion of Peter, and his gospel was the first to be written down, about A.D. 50. Luke is considered the author of both his gospel and the ''Acts''. It's also common held fact that liberals wrote the bible, so much of it is fake. |