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✝️ Why are there four Gospels?

One life told four times, by four writers, for four audiences — and the differences are the point.

3
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~13 min
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What you’ll learn

  1. Four accountsUnderstand four accounts as the text presents it.Not four copies · Three that look alike · One that does not
  2. Written for someoneUnderstand written for someone as the text presents it.Matthew looks back · Luke investigates · John states his purpose
  3. Reading them togetherUnderstand reading them together as the text presents it.Differences in the details · Agreement on the shape · Read one straight through

Questions this course answers

What is distinctive about John?

John has long discourses and seven signs instead.

Which Gospel states a research method?

Luke 1:1-4 addresses Theophilus and describes the method.

What do all four Gospels agree on?

They converge on shape while differing on detail.

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