Who wrote the first four books of the New Testament?

Answer 1

Matthew a disciple of Jesus wrote the first four chapters. But maybe you mean books?

The first four books are called the gospels and were written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.

Matthew the tax collector, also called Levi, wrote the First Gospel.

John Mark is generally accepted as the author of the second gospel. He was the son of Mary of Jerusalem, who owned a house there which the Christians used as a meeting place.

Luke, a physician by profession and a long time companion of Paul, is the writer of the third gospel.

The last gospel, the gospel according to John, is anonymous as to authorship, but there are many good reasons for believing that it was written by the Apostle John, one of the twelve.

Answer 2

The first four books of the New Testament are the gospels that became known as Matthew, Mark, Luke and John after the second-century Church Fathers decided that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John were likely to have been the authors. However, the New Testament gospels were all originally anonymous, and modern New Testament scholars are in almost complete agreement that these were not the real authors of the gospels.

We simply do not know who wrote the first four books of the New Testament.

Answer 3

The New Testament books were written by multiple authors. The first four books, known as the Gospels, were written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Each of these authors provided their account of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

Answer 4

Matthew, Mark , Luke , and John wrote the first four books of the New Testament. The named the books after the authors.

Answer 5

Matthew wrote the Gospel of Matthew. Mark wrote the gospel of Mark. Luke wrote the Gospel of Luke. John wrote the gospel of John. Luke also wrote Acts.