Are the Gospels written specifically to Jews only?

There is a slight difference between Noah and Paul. Noah did not write about himself, Moses did that…...

Well..maybe we are missing some letters from Paul in our Bibles...
DEAR all at Christian Chat

PLease disregard all the letters I wrote to the romans, corinthians, galatians, ephesians, thessalonians, colossians, philippians and Timothy. They werent meant for you to read.

Your humble servant in Christ
PAul the apostle

Surely you do not take your stand there.

To think the believer has no thought discipline.

Again, you see conflict where none exists

Speaking of lessons of the parables, I see them also in the law. One in particular is the lesson of the Sower, the Seed and the earth. The law that foretells this parable is "Do not sow two kinds of see in the same field." It is kind of a thrill to consider…….all to the glory of our Jesus, amen.

To me,if the bible has a heartbeat it is 1&2 samuel.

If it has a heart,it is The King,Jesus

Way,way,way beyond a pauline prism

I love to learn just about everything from our Jesus though I have picked up a bit from Paul, I still love to go to the Master. I feel it is fulfilling the prophecy that we will be taught of God, and, afterall, Jesus has invited all wh will accept it to learn from Him…….that is taught of God,l oh yes, amen.

Are you to take vows,and shave your head like paul?

That's what Paul did to win the his Jewish brethren. The Holy Spirit through Paul did not command the body of Christ to do likewise. Your point is not valid.

Nope.
You added that
It says he was keepinh a vow.
A vow is a persomal inner line in the sand.

Paul was no man pleaser.

Your assumption is in no way consistant with Pauls charachter.

You are actually transposing what he rebuked peter for onto paul.

Well, from what I know, most Gentile Christians have never distinguished between the Gospel of the Kingdom and the Gospel of Grace, they lump both of them together as one Gospel. Most churches never distinguished them too, they simply assume that everyone preaches the same message, whether Jesus, 12 disciples, or Paul which they regard as "just another apostle like the other 12".

It takes personal revelation to distinguish between them, I only just realized the difference last year.

Did paul get his revelation from a different Holy Spirit than the apostles and Jesus?
Is that why you guys think in a " paul only" mindset?

Us Gentiles have turned the message of Jesus and His coming unto His own into a circus and a and a farce because the realization that indeed the 4 Gospels were written to the Jews and not Gentiles is not even give a second glance from those that had no idea that this teaching comes from the Bible they supposedly believe in, yet the comments regarding a straight forward question is so out there and in some cases laughable it is hardly given a serious thought. And as appears to be the case as i become familiar with the way this supposedly Christian group operates questions only become a forum for what can only be called free for all where egos can strut their stuff and hijack the discussion for their own agenda and when the occasion arises start a new thread. You can operate the ignore tool which at least means you do not have to read what they have to say, and this might be a blessing.

Actually I believe that you learn a lot more when you engage with people who disagrees with you. The process of trying to explain yourself clearly has great personal benefits.

One good thing about engaging with strangers over the Internet is this, you get to interact with people with very different views of life. Often the friends you meet in your daily life either think very much the same as you, for example church friends, or are unwilling to engage you in any deep intellectual topics. Furthermore, because you know one another in real life, the conversation is often very polite and you won’t really know what the other person really thinks.

But on the Internet, you solve both problems. First, you get to engage with people who think very differently from you. Second, because you will not meet each other in real life, you often get very frank opinions being shared.

There is a flip side to that second point of course, when you know for sure you will never meet them in real life, its much easier for some of them to start insulting you and making other personal remarks while debating, that is unfortunate but is something that is beyond your control.

What is under your control is your own response and I can see the silver lining behind it, it teaches you not to repay like for like, but rather, trains you to truly understand that, you can only control your response to whatever life throws at you.

But the good thing of course, is that only with debating others, that you have an incentive to understand more the other party’s view of the issue, and whether or not you agree with them in the end, your knowledge base expands.

You cannot debate people that have use your post as an avenue to push their agenda regardless if it has no impact or relevance to the subject matter in the post.

All four gospels are for all of us, but Matthew was especially written for the Jews, Mark for the Romans, Luke for the Greeks and John for all the world.

The gospels were written for all the world, but only the Jews were supposed to obey the commandments of Jesus related to the law of Moses. After the death of the Lord on the cross there was a long transition period between the Old and the New Covenant, but eventually all Jews were freed from the Law.