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Could I get the LaTeX file for this?

Corrections: "All four of them were apostles." Luke was not an apostle. He mentions in the first four versus of his book that this is a collection of accounts. He never traveled with Jesus. "They all recorded the most important events, such as the last supper, the crucifixion of Jesus, and the resurrection of Jesus." Note: Mark never recorded the resurrection of Jesus. That account was added late by someone other than Mark. In the answer to #26, you claim that Luke gives the genealogy through Mary. The versus of Luke clearly state that the chain is composed of fathers and sons. Mary is never mentioned. To claim that this is the genealogy of Mary simply because Hebrew genealogies did not mention women is without any historical support. Matthew's genealogy mentions several women, and his book was intended to be read by Jewish people. This is a glaring, forever unresolved contradition of the Bible. One (or both) genealogies must be wrong. Same goes with your answer for #27, #28, and #29. In #30, the Hewbrew people have a word for "son", so they used it. Do not try to change the meaning of a word so you can maintain your delusion that the Bible is w...

Please do yourself a favor and pick up a copy "Misquoting Jesus" by Bart D. Ehrman to find out how much of a human book the Bible is.