There was not a whole lot of writing going on at that particular time unless you were a trained scribe.
Matthew and John were two of his Apostles. They both wrote gospels. Mark was a disciple of Peter who was an Apostle of Jesus. Mark wrote a gospel. Luke was a friend of Paul and Timothy both disciples of Jesus. Luke wrote a gospel and The Book of Acts.
Maybe he did write something but it was destroyed, or, lost. Maybe his writings will be found someday, like other writings are being found today buried from long ago. One thing he did do, though, he lit a spiritual-flame, that is still burning 2,000 years later, and without writing a thing...
Matthew and John were two of his Apostles. They both wrote gospels. Mark was a disciple of Peter who was an Apostle of Jesus. Mark wrote a gospel. Luke was a friend of Paul and Timothy both disciples of Jesus. Luke wrote a gospel and The Book of Acts.
Maybe he did write something but it was destroyed, or, lost. Maybe his writings will be found someday, like other writings are being found today buried from long ago. One thing he did do, though, he lit a spiritual-flame, that is still burning 2,000 years later, and without writing a thing...
