To this point I have enumerated everything that Paul explicitly says about what Jesus said, did, and experienced during his earthly life. The driving question is the one that I turn to now and in the next post. Why didn’t Paul tell us *more*? I’ve long been fascinated by this question, and even though I’ve thought about it for well over thirty years, I’ve never decided on what I really think. There are just too many counter-arguments for every perspective that I’ve heard or thought of! In these two posts I want to lay out three of the main options. If you think of others that need to be aired, feel free to make a comment. I have taken the following from my textbook The New Testament: A Historical Introduction to the Early Christian Writings. Read by Petra Ortiz
Dr. Ehrman explores the "fancy exegetical footwork" necessary to reconcile the endings of Mark and Matthew. Read by John Paul Middlesworth
New Book on Museum of the Bible: Guest Post by the Editors Jill Hicks-Keeton and Cavan Concannon
Read by Dr. Bart Ehrman.