Gday all,
I see You are asking . There is no evidence written when Jesus rose , did not write down , but let say 30 years later it war written down.
Paul wrote maybe 30 years later - but he talks about a spiritual Christ - nothing historical there.
The Gospels are claimed to have been written around 70CE - but guess what?
No Christian shows knowledge of the Gospels until mid 2nd century or so.
And notably - no Christian shows knowledge of the Gospel stories such as the Empty Tomb until about the same time.
It's quite clear - the Gospels and their stories were NOT part of the original Christian beliefs.
Have a look at this chronology of who mentioned the EMpty Tomb :
50s
Paul - NO empty tomb
60s
Hebrews - NO empty tomb
80s
Colossians - NO empty tomb
1 John - NO empty tomb
James - NO empty tomb
90s
Ephesians - NO empty tomb
2 Thess. - NO empty tomb
1 Peter - NO empty tomb
1 Clement - NO empty tomb
Revelation - NO empty tomb
100s
The Didakhe - NO empty tomb
Jude - NO empty tomb
110s
Barnabas - NO empty tomb
120s
2 John - NO empty tomb
3 John - NO empty tomb
G.Thomas - NO empty tomb
130s
Papias - NO empty tomb
2 Peter - NO empty tomb
The Pastorals - NO empty tomb
G.Peter - NO empty tomb
140s
to Diognetus - NO empty tomb
Ep.Apostles - NO empty tomb
2 Clement - NO empty tomb
Aristides - NO empty tomb
Now have a look at THIS Chronology of who mentioned the Gospels :
50s
Paul - NO Gospel mentions
60s
Hebrews - NO Gospel mentions
80s
Colossians - NO Gospel mentions
1 John - NO Gospel mentions
James - NO Gospel mentions
90s
Ephesians - NO Gospel mentions
2 Thess. - NO Gospel mentions
1 Peter - NO Gospel mentions
1 Clement - NO Gospel mentions
Revelation - NO Gospel mentions
100s
The Didakhe - NO Gospel mentions
Jude - NO Gospel mentions
110s
Barnabas - NO Gospel mentions
120s
2 John - NO Gospel mentions
3 John - NO Gospel mentions
G.Thomas - NO Gospel mentions
130s
Papias - First mention of books LIKE Gospels
2 Peter - NO Gospel mentions
The Pastorals - NO Gospel mentions
G.Peter - NO Gospel mentions
Ignatius - Allusion to a Gospel
140s
to Diognetus - NO Gospel mentions
Ep.Apostles - NO Gospel mentions
2 Clement - NO Gospel mentions
Aristides - Gospel is new in his time (138-161)
Notice the SAME pattern?
This shows clearly that early Christians did NOT know about the Gospels stories - AND that they got their Jesus stories FROM the Gospels - late anonymous books written by people who never met Jesus.
And - Aristides tells us that
"... the gospel, as it is called, which a short time was preached among them".
He is saying the the Gospel is new - has only been preached for a short time - in the period 138-161 (because he names the emperor.) And that is is called "The Gospel" - singular. And it has no author's name attached yet.
Clear evidence that the Gospel only became known, even to Christians, in early-mid 2nd century, and that even that late it was un-named and still singular at least as far as that writer knew.
Kapyong