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>For centuries, we have been told that the Gospels, alongside the entire new testament was written exclusively in Greek.
The Gospels were written at 10-15 year intervals. The Greek church did not wish to be Jewish, so they were given Christianity-lite. Paul said he chose to know nothing but Christ and him crucified while he was among them.
Jesus had taught the disciples to read the OT scripture in such a way that it all spoke of him in prophetic riddle. The disciples did not understand or remember his teaching. They forget he said he had to die and would resurrect.
After the resurrection he gave them the Holy Spirit to remind them of what he taught. As they studied scripture, doctrine in the Jewish church progressed. The Gospels were written to 'throw over the wall' at the Greeks so get them up to speed. But they didn't bother to dive into the rich mysteries of Christ.
The differences between the Gospels show their increased understanding of the OT mystery, over time. From them, one may discern the hermeneutic tools they had available.
The Greek church was quickly overrun by the Nicolaitans (conquerors of the Laity), the Judaisers (added Jewish ritual tot he mass), the doctrine of Balaam (compromise of the flesh and government) and they lost their first love as they deified Mary.
They Gospels are the commentary on OT prophecy, first taught in Hebrew in the Hebrew church, then translated into Greek as a courtesy for the gentiles.
The mystery of Christ in the OT can now be read. It always speaks of Christ and the 'bride'.
Elohim means 'God separated from man by ignorance.'
Israel means 'Man joined to God by revelation.
The kingdom of heaven is teaching.
The word for marriage also means doctrine.
The word for saved means 'the flesh that loves teaching' .
God wants us to know him.
Paul called it 'the mystery hidden from the beginning.' Modern theologians have used the term 'sensus plenior', but since they couldn't unpack it themselves, have denied it's existence or forbidden others to look at it, even warning that your salvation may be at stake for doing so.
The rules for sensus plenior eliminate free-for-all allegory, and change Bible debate in study to collaboration.
Translate the NT to Hebrew then correlate symbols with the OT if you wish to understand it.