Christian Bible

Canonical Gospels

Creation Prologue to Yohanan (Creation Prologue to John)

Markos  ( Mark)

Mattityahu ( Matthew)

Loukas ( Luke)

Yohanan ( John)

Gnostic Gospels

Toma  ( Thomas [Coptic ], 114 sayings of Jesus [ 60-140 A.C.E.] )

Miryam of Magdala ( Mary of Magdala

Yehuda ( Judas)

Letters of Shaul/Saul/Paul

Romans ( Romans)

Korinthians alpha (1 Corinthians)

Korinthians beta (2 Corinthians)

Galatians ( Galations)

Thessalonikians alpha ( 1 Thessalonians)

Filemon (Philemon)

Filippians ( Philippians)

Paul in Greek ( Пαΰλσς; Paulos), Hebrew ( שאףל shaul). Paul was born in Tarsos as Shaul.

Letters Attributed to Shaul/Saul/Paul

Efesians ( Ephesians)

Kolossians (Colossians)

Thessalonikians beta ( 2 Thessalonians)

Three late Pastoral Letters Attributed to Shaul/Saul/Paul

Timotheos alpha (1 Timothy)

Timotheos beta (2 Timothy)

Titos (Titus, who led the Roman military against Hebrews)

General Letters

Yaakov (James [ brother of Jesus])

The Shimonian Letters

Shimon Kefa alpha  (1 Simon Peter)

Shimon Kefa beta (2 Simon Peter)

The Johannine Letters

Yohanan alpha (1 John)

Yohanan beta (2 John)

Yohanan gamma (3 John)

An Apocalyptic Letter

Yehudim or Jews ( Hebrews)

Activities of the Messengers ( Acts of the Apostles)

Apocalypse

Apocalypse or Revelation

by Yohanan of Patmos or Efesos (Apocalypse or Revelation by John of Patmos or Ephesos)

Jesus is from Greek Іησοΰς (Iesous), from the Hebrew  גשףצ (yeshua), from the Hebrew יחןשצ (yeshoshua).

GENESIS:   SCIENCE IN BIBLE

Gamma: Jesus Crucifixion Eclipse

(16 November 2011: (7:12 a..m. Studio City, CA.).

Israel, Judea: The Bethlehem Star :  24 March 2012, Sun + Uranus.

Hebrew Bible:

Creation, Genisis Chapters, Explain the Solar System Creation.

The Little Scroll : 2012 May 20, 4:47 p.m.

The Documentary Hypothesis (DH) proposes that the first five books of the Old Testament (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy, known collectively as the Torah or Pentateuch), represent a combination of documents from four originally independent sources. According to the influential version of the hypothesis formulated by Julius Wellhausen (1844 - 1918) these sources and the approximate dates of their composition were:

                      the J, or Jahwist, source; written c. 950 BC in the southern kingdom of Judah. (The name Yahweh begins with a J in Wellhausen's native German.)

                      the E, or Elohist, source; written c. 850 BC in the northern kingdom of Israel.

                      the D, or Deuteronomist, source; written c. 621 BC in Jerusalem during a period of religious reform.

                      the P, or Priestly, source; written c. 450 BC by Aaronid priests.

The editor who combined the sources into the final Pentateuch is known as R, for Redactor, and might have been Ezra.1.

1. The Documentary Hypothesis, in "Wikipedia," accessed 04042008, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Documentary_hypothesis ; Internet.

Richard Elliot Freidman (UCSD) wrote “ Who Wrote the Bible ( New York, New York: Summit Books, 1987), pp. 299. He proposes that Books of ‘J’ were produced by a single narrative by someone writing either from the eight to tenth centuries BCE. He uses historical persons who wrote secretly on the Bible and when a public option for producing such investigation remained implausible. His search focused on commentary of historical persons well before Julius Wellhausen.

Language Expressions.

Christianity (God), as Monotheistic

Western Paganism (gods), as pluralistic.

(GOD) Aramaic: Alaha (Jesus used)

Islam: Al (The) and Ilah (God), meaning ‘The God’.

Two Arabic expressions together form Allah.

(GODS) Elohim, Hebrew Bible, pl. (Pluralistic)

(GOD) Eloha , Hebrew Bible) (Monotheistic)

The Book of Revelation, New Testament ( his God, her God, their God, differentiated mono/plural theism)