The most terrifying thing is not the evil people but the indifference of people. From a book in the New Testament of the Bible.

The Gospel of Matthew is a book in the New Testament of the Bible, with chapter ***28. It records the life and ministry of Jesus, including Jesus’ genealogy, Jesus’ miraculous birth, childhood, baptism and temptation, preaching, crucifixion, resurrection, and finally, the resurrected Jesus issuing the Great Commission to his apostles.

The writing date of this book is unknown, but most scholars believe it was between 50 and 70 AD. This view mainly believes that the Gospel of Matthew was written based on the Gospel of Mark, and then added the information collected by Matthew himself, as well as some documents that collected the words of Jesus at that time (now known as the Q Canon).

Matthew wrote his account in Palestine. The exact year is not known, but the codices of several codices (all written after the tenth century AD) state that it was completed in AD 41. There is evidence that Matthew originally wrote his gospel in Hebrew, the language popular at the time, and later translated it into Greek.