The occupations of the Gospel writers, in order of the New Testament books, are: publican, attendant, physician, shepherd tax collector, minister, doctor, lawyer publican, attendant, doctor, fisherman publican, minister, fisherman, lawyer tax collector, attendant, lawyer, fisherman

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Declan Allison

21 February, 09:13

The occupations of the Gospel writers, in order of the New Testament books, are: publican, attendant, physician, shepherd tax collector, minister, doctor, lawyer publican, attendant, doctor, fisherman publican, minister, fisherman, lawyer tax collector, attendant, lawyer, fisherman

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Mina Richard · Answer 1

The correct answer is "publican, attendant, doctor, fisherman."

The occupations of the Gospel writers, in order of the New Testament books, are: "publican, attendant, doctor, fisherman."

The Holy Bible has two parts. The Old Testament is a series of books that refer to the times before Christ. The New Testament refers to the life and death of Master Jesus of Nazareth. The New Testament was written by four evangelists: Marc, Luke, Matthew, and Jhon. These evangelists did not live in the time of Jesus. So their writings are based on histories and testimonies.

Lilliana · Answer 2

C : publican, attendant, doctor, fisherman