Writing the Gospels

Matthew was not born after centuries. He was a contemporary of Mary. Matthew was not a poor ignorant man brought up in a forest and likely to believe any idle story. He was a clerk in the taxation office, as you would say nowadays, he was an excise man, as we said then. He could see, hear, understand, and distinguish truth from lies. Matthew did not hear things reported by third parties. He heard them directly from Mary’s lips to Whom he turned for information, prompted by his love for his Master and for the truth.

• Evangelists
• Matthew (apostle)
• Writing the Gospels

«I suffer seeing that the world does not love Jesus. They do not know Him, and they do not want to know Him. Oh! It is such a pain! As if someone tore my heart with burning thorns. As if I had seen someone treading on my mother or spitting upon my father’s face… Even worse… As if I had seen Roman horses eating in the Holy Ark and resting in the Holy of Holies.»

«Do not cry, My dear John. You shall say it for this present time and for endless times in future: “He was the Light and He came to enlighten darkness; but darkness did not know Him. He came to the world that had been made for Him, but the world did not know Him. He came to His own town, to His domain, but His own people did not accept Him”. Oh! Do not cry like that!»

• Bible - Gospel of John
• Writing the Gospels

• Jesus' omniscience
• John of Zebedee (apostle)
• Prophecies of Jesus Christ
• Temple Veil
• Writing the Gospels

• Writing the Gospels

• Evangelists
• Matthew (apostle)
• Simon-Pierre - Simon de Jonas (apostle)
• Writing the Gospels

• Defense of the Work
• Dictations of Jesus and the Virgin Mary in the EMV
• Translations
• Writing the Gospels
• Writing the Work

• Writing the Gospels