How Come The Espistles Never Write About Anything in the Gospels?!

Sorry, not casting my pearls before swine...

Just so you know, the oldest manuscripts of the New Testament, date to the late 200s CE.

The Epistles are generic letter's/sermons. There used to be more, but between islam and catholcism(Roman or Orthodox), much was burned.

The main reason for the Christian dark age, was the fall of Alexandria to islam.

The teachings of the Gospel's are found in the Epistle in a spiritual way though.

Peter's first Epistle goes into how Elders should behave, which conforms to Christ's teachings that "be not a leader". Also, it conforms to Christ's teachings in how a man should submit to his wife, and a wife should submit to her husband, in that we are all equal in Christ, and yearn for the same inheritance through Christ.

Maybe they came after Satan's agent Saul usurped the teachings of the Christ.

...THE "EPISTLES" ARE 'LETTERS' WRITTEN BY "PAUL"...(A MASS MURDERER (OVER 1,000+ MURDERS) & WAS CURSED BY PRISON, PRISON ESCAPE, A SNAKE-BITE & A SHIP-WRECK.)...* PAUL OFTEN DIRECTLY "CONTRADICTED" THE WORDS OF JESUS CHRIST...:PEACEFUL:

Beat ya by a minute.

Still impressive considering how much the muslims and roman catholics burned. More impressive given it was written on poorly stored papyrus.

Sorry, not casting my pearls before swine...


Last Edited by Moses Born Again on 10/11/2020 07:22 AM

Also OP,

One of the oldest papyrus fragments to survive, is from 100-200 AD.


Papyrus P98(Contains the first chapter of the Book of Revelations).

Papyrus P52(Ryland Papyrus P52), is the oldest I've found via search engine, and is dated to 100-150 AD, and contains lines from the Gospel of John.

[link to biblearchaeologyreport.com (secure)]

That's a load of rubbish.

The wisdom proverbs of the Epistles are not even attributed to Jesus by the Epistles... It's like Jesus was not that important to them.

Maybe they came after Satan's agent Saul usurped the teachings of the Christ

It is suggested Simon Magus was Paul.

Actually - they do mention things like repentance, avoiding sin etc...

But they are more "exhortaions" to the followers to faithful more than anything else.