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Mark's Gospel was written from 60 A.D.- 70 A.D.
Matthew's Gospel was written from 70 A.D.- 80A.D.
Luke's Gospel was written from 80 A.D.- 90 A.D.
John's Gospel was written from 90 A.D.- 100A.D.
Answer:There are some scholars who subscribe to the idea that the entire New Testament, including all the Gospels, was written prior to the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70 since none of the books mention this occurrence as a past fact. Early dates for the Gospels are Matthew about A.D. 65, Mark, about A.D. 60, Luke, about A.D. 65. With regard to John and his writings, Christian scholars usually refer to the time of Domitian's reign (A.D. 81-96) as the time of John's writing, but there is no historical consensus supporting a persecution of Christians under Domitian while hard evidence does exist for a persecution under Nero (A.D. 54-68). In this century, most New Testament scholars have opted for the later date, though there has been a resurgence of opinion arguing for a setting just following the reign of Nero.
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I believe its the group of people inspired by the holy spirit wrote the gospel
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