re albert sabin in article apr rambo atlanta dg com wpr atlanta dg com bill rawlins writes since you have referred to the messiah i assume you are referring to the new testament please detail your complaints or e mail if you don t want to post first century greek is well known and well understood have you considered josephus the jewish historian who also wrote of jesus in addition the four gospel accounts are very much in harmony bill i find it rather remarkable that you managed to zero in on what is probably the weakest evidence what is probably the most convincing is the anti christian literature put out by the jewish councils in the second century there are enormous quantities of detailed arguments against christianity many of the arguments still being used today despite volumes of tracts attacking christianity not one denies the existance of jesus only of his activities i find this considerably more compelling than josephus or the harmony of the gospels especially considering that matthew and luke probably used mark as a source l warren kurt vonroeschlaub o kv iastate edu iowa state university math department carver hall ames ia j
