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| − | The four '''Biblical evangelists''' are [[Matthew the Apostle]], [[Mark]] ( | + | The four '''Biblical evangelists''' (those who wrote the four Gospel accounts) are [[Matthew the Apostle]] (a former tax collector, also named Levi), [[Mark]] (also known as John Mark, he accompanied Paul and Barnabas for part of their first missionary journey before returning home midway), [[Luke]] (a [[Greek]] [[physician]] who transcribed his Gospel based on eyewitness accounts), and [[John the Apostle]] (the younger brother of James, sons of a fisherman named Zebedee). |
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Latest revision as of 01:48, November 11, 2019
The four Biblical evangelists (those who wrote the four Gospel accounts) are Matthew the Apostle (a former tax collector, also named Levi), Mark (also known as John Mark, he accompanied Paul and Barnabas for part of their first missionary journey before returning home midway), Luke (a Greek physician who transcribed his Gospel based on eyewitness accounts), and John the Apostle (the younger brother of James, sons of a fisherman named Zebedee).