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The purpose of this book is to present the Synoptic Gospels' not only as a Harmony, but to present supportive references to the biblical writer's words. Other authors have previously published their own harmonies, placing in parallel columns Matthew, Mark (through Peter), Luke, and John in such a manner that the reader could, with careful readings, understand the differences between each writer, but those works are rather dismal and somewhat confusing. I wanted to go the extra distance and produce a harmony that would do more than just place the four gospels alongside each other. I desired...

The purpose of this book is to present the Synoptic Gospels' not only as a Harmony, but to present supportive references to the biblical writer's words. Other authors have previously published their own harmonies, placing in parallel columns Matthew, Mark (through Peter), Luke, and John in such a manner that the reader could, with careful readings, understand the differences between each writer, but those works are rather dismal and somewhat confusing. I wanted to go the extra distance and produce a harmony that would do more than just place the four gospels alongside each other. I desired...

The purpose of this book is to present the Synoptic Gospels' not only as a Harmony, but to present supportive references to the biblical writer's words. Other authors have previously published their own harmonies, placing in parallel columns Matthew, Mark (through Peter), Luke, and John in such a manner that the reader could, with careful readings, understand the differences between each writer, but those works are rather dismal and somewhat confusing. I wanted to go the extra distance and produce a harmony that would do more than just place the four gospels alongside each other. I desired...

The purpose of this book is to present the Synoptic Gospels' not only as a Harmony, but to present supportive references to the biblical writer's words. Other authors have previously published their own harmonies, placing in parallel columns Matthew, Mark (through Peter), Luke, and John in such a manner that the reader could, with careful readings, understand the differences between each writer, but those works are rather dismal and somewhat confusing. I wanted to go the extra distance and produce a harmony that would do more than just place the four gospels alongside each other. I desired...

The purpose of this book is to present the Synoptic Gospels' not only as a Harmony, but to present supportive references to the biblical writer's words. Other authors have previously published their own harmonies, placing in parallel columns Matthew, Mark (through Peter), Luke, and John in such a manner that the reader could, with careful readings, understand the differences between each writer, but those works are rather dismal and somewhat confusing. I wanted to go the extra distance and produce a harmony that would do more than just place the four gospels alongside each other. I desired...

The purpose of this book is to present the Synoptic Gospels' not only as a Harmony, but to present supportive references to the biblical writer's words. Other authors have previously published their own harmonies, placing in parallel columns Matthew, Mark (through Peter), Luke, and John in such a manner that the reader could, with careful readings, understand the differences between each writer, but those works are rather dismal and somewhat confusing. I wanted to go the extra distance and produce a harmony that would do more than just place the four gospels alongside each other. I desired...

The purpose of this book is to present the Synoptic Gospels' not only as a Harmony, but to present supportive references to the biblical writer's words. Other authors have previously published their own harmonies, placing in parallel columns Matthew, Mark (through Peter), Luke, and John in such a manner that the reader could, with careful readings, understand the differences between each writer, but those works are rather dismal and somewhat confusing. I wanted to go the extra distance and produce a harmony that would do more than just place the four gospels alongside each other. I desired...

Lately, I have been seeing quite a few offerings of the story of Jesus available on the internet. I have seen versions from the New International Version as well the King James Version, New American Bible, The Catholic Edition, besides several others. They are all good reference tools, but as far as I can tell, the really modern versions are not. They seem artificial. Nearly nonsensical. A lacking of scholastic necessity. Inspired, and relying on my A Comprehensive Analysis of the Synoptic Gospels, where I went directly to the Koine and Hebrew texts to verify the translations of what I was...