Eddy’s Blog Post compelled me think more about how the Gospel writers wove the Christian Story as a Creative Non-Fiction Story to reveal but hide the 4 fold Christ. The Great Commission (Matthew 28:19) sends out the Disciples to make disciples of all nations and baptize in the NAME[s] of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Knowing who Christ the Everlasting Father is and who Christ the Son of the Father is in relation to the Woman Jesus called Maria [Mary] and her sister Martha [the Lady of the house] gave the Woman Jesus called Mary the authority to become the Apostle to the Apostles. Her authority was not readily recognized by men who believed and thought God could not possibly incarnate in humanity as a perfect Triune, a 4 fold harmony to show the nations the way to unity and peace. The Woman Jesus called Mary is an everlasting virgin because her love for Nathaniel comes from her heart and had she known him early in her life, she would not have spent the night with Jesus the Teacher of Israel or met with him at the well. So please read Eddy’s post and then my comment.
Mark began his narrative with the words: “The beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God” (Mark 1:1). Jesus later said that those he would send out as his witnesses had to have been with him from the beginning (John 15:27). Indeed, when Peter claimed the office that Judas vacated had to be filled, Jesus disciples looked out among themselves to choose a man who had been with them from the beginning, from the time of John’s baptism (Acts 1:15-26). It would be logical, therefore, to say this couldn’t mean the Twelve had to have witnessed Jesus’ baptism, for we don’t even know if Andrew, the only one of Jesus’ Apostles, whom we know had been with John, witnessed Jesus’ baptism! Nevertheless, it does mean those numbered with the Twelve had to have been with Jesus before John was imprisoned. Moreover…
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