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| − | The four '''Biblical evangelists''' are [[Matthew the Apostle]], [[Mark]] (likely a boy who eyewitnessed the events while tagging along with his mother, who was a disciple), [[Luke]] (a physician who transcribed his Gospel based on eyewitness accounts), and [[John]] ( | + | The four '''Biblical evangelists''' are [[Matthew the Apostle]], [[Mark]] (likely a boy who eyewitnessed the events while tagging along with his mother, who was a disciple), [[Luke]] (a [[Greek]] [[physician]] who transcribed his Gospel based on eyewitness accounts), and [[John the Apostle]] (likely a teenager [[homeschooled]] by [[Jesus]]). |
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The four Biblical evangelists are Matthew the Apostle, Mark (likely a boy who eyewitnessed the events while tagging along with his mother, who was a disciple), Luke (a Greek physician who transcribed his Gospel based on eyewitness accounts), and John the Apostle (likely a teenager homeschooled by Jesus).