@david_anegbehtv: How

Don L :

Back then they had telephone books.?

caddyshack :

There were a lot of common names then. Mary Ruth Elizabeth etc

GunningFamily :

Those are the translated names my friend.

BzERK IE :

there names are an English translation from aramaic Matthew - Matiyahhu Mark - Yochanan or Marcus Luke - Loukas or Luqa John - Yohannan or Yochanan or Yehochanan

Dave :

Well in Hebrew Jesus was Yeshua, Matthew was Metityahu, Mark was Mark or Marek, Luke was Lukas or Lucas, John was Yokhanan. I know you are trying to be funny and cast doubt but before you make a ridiculous comment like your post, do your homework and you won’t sound so uninformed . Nice try though.

Everybody's Sister :

John: Met Jesus in 29 C.E. at Bethany on the east side of the Jordan River, where John the Baptizer first pointed Jesus out as the "Lamb of God".Matthew: Met Jesus at a tax office in or near Capernaum, near the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus invited him to follow him.Mark: Mark was not one of the original twelve apostles, but his mother, Mary, had a large home in Jerusalem where early Christians frequently met.Luke: Luke was also not one of the Twelve or an eyewitness. He was a physician who met Jesus' teachings much later, likely becoming a believer after Jesus' death.

A.Abbas :

😂😂😂 true 👍

johntripp68 :

lmao

peace :

😂 how

FLYMO2CY :

HABIBI..!! BUT HOW...

MaCebisa NP :

Mathew and John,

The Message of yaweh :

Sera me obviously

danfresher1 :

We all have the same question

Derek_Not_Shepherd444🔒💜 :

The trillion dollar question!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

attaqwa :

user453974511059george :

not easy,facebook?

Mummy bear :

I’m laughing my guts out here, mate😂🥰

vermont54 :

Along the path of life

Tera :

DWL!!!

Q :

Don’t know

kenny black champion gayle :

Impossible

joeyb470 :

you and EVERY thinking person!

mikesherrer :

good one lol

bPablo Maldonado :

yoh rasss sick, you good doh

Alisha :

some of their names are also covered up or a secret code