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Great answer!
by Answers101 on March 31st, 2006
Good Answer ... personally I think:
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Mark 70 - 75
Matthew 75 - 80
Luke 80 - 85
John 95 - 100 (some later edits between 100 - 110)
by Hyperion is back in China on March 2nd, 2009
That's only if you accept the Oxford Hypothesis (Marcan Priority). The assumptions on which that hypothesis depends, however, have been falsified by historical and anthropological research into Near Eastern "Sacred Story" traditions. And Papias, writing around 105 says matter of factly that Matthew wrote first, Luke second, and Mark third, and that Mark was essentially a trancription of Peter's Gospel account, told/written down circa 64-65 during the Neronian persecution.
by Stormarm on March 2nd, 2009