Gospels Quotes Old Testament Books King James Version (KJV)
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John were considered unlearned and ignorant (Acts 4:13). They were never the less used by God (Holy Spirit) to preach, Quoting the Old Testament Scripture (Acts 1, 2, 3) and to write the Gospels to Document the ministry of Christ. Luke was used to document the transition from Jewish to Gentile ministries. Quoting O.T. scriptures, alluding to its teachings, also relying on many teachings of the Lord from the OT as they walked with Him over 3 years.
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