[MarkBsnr]

>> “ You may wish to reread St. Paul who especially pounds home the principle that Christianity is what the Apostles teach, not what any eunuch happens to wander by.” <<

. I agree fully on that, and eventually we may even be able to either affirm or correct what all of the gospels and epistles originally said in the Hebrew language that most of them were obviously written in.

I'm not sure that 'most of them' were written originally in Hebrew. We believe that all of the Gospels were written in Greek. We know that St Paul's epistles were written in Greek. We know that St Peter's epistles were written in Greek as well. So was the Apocalypse of John. What do you mean 'most'?

[editor-surveyor]

You may ‘believe’ what you wish, but to think that those uneducated working class disciples were literate in any language but Hebrew is illogical, and beyond improbable.

Hebrew isn’t just another language; it is the language of YHVH, and is the only language created for the purpose of conveying his laws and gospel. Each character tells a story by itself, about the land and his people.