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HOW THE GOSPELS CAME TO BE WRITTEN
Hannah Galise
By Gabby Boardman and Mr Roach
Slide2YOUR TASK
There are fifteen slides in this
powerpoint
that you need to group correctly and place in their correct group order.
Six slides have text on them. Start with these. Pair them correctly and place in the correct order.
Match the pictures with their best text slides.
Slide31
st
stage
The Historic Events:
4BC-30CE
Slide4This was the life, death
and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Slide5Historical Stage AD 28-30
The first stage
(
the beginning)
of the Gospels was the life of Jesus.
Jesus was a Jewish man
The virgin Mary gave birth to Jesus
In
6 BC, during the reign of Augustus Caesar
L
ived in Israel about two thousand years ago.
His first thirty years of life were mostly unknown and very little is
taught
of that time.
H
e spent his final two/three years,
preaching about the reign of God, forgiving sins, healing the sick and the possessed, and attracting followers.
He died on a cross in about the year 30.
The Sunday after his death, the tomb in which he had been laid was found to be empty.
Grave robbers, some suggested, whilst others claimed to have seen and been in the presence of the risen Jesus.
Slide6Slide7Slide82nd stage
The Oral Preaching stage:
30-70CE
Slide9This is the period of reflecting on the
life and teachings of Jesus by his disciples.
Slide10The Stage of Oral Preaching, AD. 30-65
S
tories about Jesus spread long before he was crucified, died and rose from the dead.
T
he Apostles wanted to spread the Good News about Jesus Christ
T
o
gain followers
This happened t
hrough teaching the stories about Jesus and passing on what he
had done.
T
he first disciples were not well-educated
Writing materials were expensive
N
ot everyone could read, they preferred human
presence/speech
E
yewitness testimony to written accounts.
This was a very normal way of operating at that time.
Slide11Slide12Slide13Slide143
rd
stage
The Writing Period
60-100CE
Slide15This is the time when the four gospels we have today came to be written.
Slide16The Stage of Gospel Writing, AD. 65-100
S
ome people wrote down the sayings and stories of Jesus during the period of
human
preaching.
T
ook notes and memorised what had been said.
Between A.D. 50 and A.D. 65, letters, written summaries,
sayings, and collections of parables and miracles began to circulate.
F
irst generations of the Church, the Apostles and other first
generation Christians relayed their eyewitness encounters with Jesus to converts.
A
s time passed, the eye-witness and participants began to die/killed.
Jesus wasn’t returning as soon as had been expected.
This led to the creation of the written accounts of the Gospel.
Mark was the first to put the oral and written traditions in
In
Jerusalem in A.D. 70.
In
the
next thirty-five or forty years, the other evangelists did the same.
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