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Oral Tradition ( His teachings were delivered orally)

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Jesus spent the last three years of his life teaching about the kingdom of God. ( The good news of salvation)

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Oral Tradition ( The message was spread through oral Tradition and preaching)

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After Jesus’ death and resurrection, his Apostles and Disciples spread the Good News throughout the world.

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The transition from oral to written stage 

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Christian community's began to write down stories of Jesus

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Christian community's began to write down stories of Jesus

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As the original Disciples began to die, Christian communities began to write down the stories of Jesus.

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Written stage ( The Gospel of Mark was formally written down)

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About 30 years after Jesus’ resurrection, the Gospel of Mark (a disciple of the Apostle Peter) was written.

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Written stage ( Both Gospels were based on oral traditions and earlier writings)

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About 10 to 20 years after Mark, the Gospels of Matthew (the Apostle) and Luke (disciple of Paul) were written.

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Written stage (John’s Gospel was written, reflecting theological development and community reflection.)

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About 10 years after the Gospels of Luke, the Gospel of John (the Apostle) was written.

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Edited stage (The texts were edited, compiled, copied, and preserved by the Church.)

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These four canonical Gospels (Church authorized) were copied, saved, and handed down for over two millennia.