Now that The Red Letter Gospel has been completed, which is a red-lettered edition of The Synoptic Gospel, the question has been asked, “What percentage of the Gospel is just the words of Jesus Christ?” To begin, the full word count of the complete texts of the four Gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, Luke and […]
Category Archives: Four Gospels Info
Information on the Four Gospels as they were read individually and also as harmonies and mergers over the centuries.
How is The Synoptic Gospel Better than Four Separate Gospel Accounts?
There are many ways that The Synoptic Gospel is better than reading the four separate Gospel accounts of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. The biggest advantage with having a merged harmony of the four Gospels of the New Testament is that when the texts are aligned, and the words are combined and merged on […]
The Essential Pastor’s Tool – FIVE COLUMN
FIVE COLUMN – The Synoptic Gospel is a valuable tool for every Pastor to use when composing a Sermon or lesson from the Gospels! Now it is easy to see which Gospel verses are part of a parallel set – meaning that the same saying or story is told in two or more of the four Gospel […]
The Gospel as Four Witnesses?
In discussing a single Gospel account that is unified from the texts of the four Gospels of the New Testament, I have many times heard some version of this statement, which is usually given as an objection to a having merged Gospel: “It is important to have the four different Gospels, because they are like four […]
Why Merge The Gospels?
Listen to the audio: Your browser does not support this audio. Why merge the four Gospels? It is important to preserve each of the four individual accounts of the life of Jesus Christ, because each contains unique sayings, events and stories that are not found within the others. Yes, that is true, and the world […]