The Whosoever Gospels are for whosoever may read the testimony of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John regarding Jesus of Nazareth. Taken and adapted from The Holy Bible American Standard Edition, The Whosoever Gospels retain this wonderful word, whosoever, throughout the telling by the four evangelists. Dropped by many "modern" English language translations in favor of a more contemporary idiom, the incredible inclusive nature of the term is lost to the eyes and ears and hearts of whosoever reads the good news about the Jesus. No other expression means "me too," quite like a good, old-fashioned...

The Whosoever Gospels are for whosoever may read the testimony of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John regarding Jesus of Nazareth. Taken and adapted from The Holy Bible American Standard Edition, The Whosoever Gospels retain this wonderful word, whosoever, throughout the telling by the four evangelists. Dropped by many "modern" English language translations in favor of a more contemporary idiom, the incredible inclusive nature of the term is lost to the eyes and ears and hearts of whosoever reads the good news about the Jesus. No other expression means "me too," quite like a good, old-fashioned...

The Whosoever Gospels are for whosoever may read the testimony of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John regarding Jesus of Nazareth. Taken and adapted from The Holy Bible American Standard Edition, The Whosoever Gospels retain this wonderful word, whosoever, throughout the telling by the four evangelists. Dropped by many "modern" English language translations in favor of a more contemporary idiom, the incredible inclusive nature of the term is lost to the eyes and ears and hearts of whosoever reads the good news about the Jesus. No other expression means "me too," quite like a good, old-fashioned...

Jesus: The Life, The Whosoever Gospels: A Medley, blends the Gospel record of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John into a single, unified narrative. Their testimony is presented here in the form of a regular book. The account is framed with none of the "Bibleness" that sometimes serves as a roadblock to reading the Gospel message. There are no verse numbers, no footnotes, no marginal renderings, no commentary. The Medley, retains the identifying mark of The Whosoever Gospels. Namely, this marvelous word: whosoever. Dropped by most contemporary English language translations in favor of a more modern...

Jesus: The Life, Companion Edition features Jesus: The Life, The Whosoever Gospels: A Medley, back to back with The Whosoever Gospels: Chapter and Verse Edition. The Medley blends the Gospel record of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John into a single, unified narrative. Their testimony is presented here in the form of a regular book. The account is framed with none of the "Bibleness" that sometimes serves as a roadblock to reading the Gospel message. There are no verse numbers, no footnotes, no marginal renderings, no commentary. Both the Medley and the Chapter and Verse Edition keep the...

Jim Henkel gives voice to the eyewitnesses who experienced the wondrous miracle of Jesus' birth. These Bible based short stories, will bring you face-to-face with Joseph and Mary, Shepherd and Wise Man, Innkeeper and Midwife, Angel and Starlight and Seer, as they share the stunning sights of that night of nights. His hope in telling these first person narratives is that you may find them leading you also to the manger bed in Bethlehem. There, with the original eyewitnesses, you might discover yourself receiving the marvelous blessing of a first person look upon the child who is born to be the...

The Whosoever Gospels, One Voice Edition: Mark, is for whosoever may read the witness of Mark about Jesus of Nazareth. Adapted from American Standard Version, The Whosoever Gospels keep this wonderful word, whosoever, throughout the telling by each evangelist. Dropped by "modern" English language translations, the incredible, inclusive nature of the term is lost to the eyes and ears and hearts of whosoever reads the good news of the Gospel. No other expression means "me too," quite like a good, old-fashioned whosoever: "Whosoever has ears to hear, let him hear." - Mark 7:16 This One Voice...

The Whosoever Gospels, One Voice Edition: Matthew, is for whosoever may read the witness of Matthew about Jesus of Nazareth. Adapted from American Standard Version, The Whosoever Gospels keep this wonderful word, whosoever, throughout the telling by each evangelist. Dropped by "modern" English language translations, the incredible, inclusive nature of the term is lost to the eyes and ears and hearts of whosoever reads the good news of the Gospel. No other expression means "me too," quite like a good, old-fashioned whosoever: "Therefore, whosoever hears these words of mine, and does them, will...

The Whosoever Gospels, One Voice Edition: Luke, is for whosoever may read the witness of Luke about Jesus of Nazareth. Adapted from American Standard Version, The Whosoever Gospels keep this wonderful word, whosoever, throughout the telling by each evangelist. Dropped by "modern" English language translations, the incredible, inclusive nature of the term is lost to the eyes and ears and hearts of whosoever reads the good news of the Gospel. No other expression means "me too," quite like a good, old-fashioned whosoever: "Whosoever is faithful in a very little is also faithful in much . . ." -...

The Whosoever Gospels, One Voice Edition: John, is for whosoever may read the witness of John about Jesus of Nazareth. Adapted from American Standard Version, The Whosoever Gospels keep this wonderful word, whosoever, throughout the telling by each evangelist. Dropped by "modern" English language translations, the incredible, inclusive nature of the term is lost to the eyes and ears and hearts of whosoever reads the good news of the Gospel. No other expression means "me too," quite like a good, old-fashioned whosoever: "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that...