Saturday, April 25, 2020

Gospel truth or myth? Keep speaking the truth

Morning: Psalm 145; Sirach 2:1-11; Acts 12:25-13:3
One companion of Barnabas and Paul on their missionary journeys around the Mediterranean was Mark, the Gospel writer, whose day it is today. ‘Gospel’, for Mark, means ‘truth’. Likely, he was inspired by Paul to persist with the truth; Paul said people can be gullible. We go after ‘teachers’ who tell us what we want to hear. Many say the Gospels are ‘myths’. For Paul and Mark, Jesus’s opponents were the real purveyors of myths that sought to discredit him. People must choose whether to trust the Gospel or the myths. To help them, Paul said: Keep speaking the truth.

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