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B Jones
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The Four Gospels – 1. General Introduction
1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION The four Gospels form the first writings in our New Testament. The word Testament means ‘covenant’. That there is a New Covenant implies that there was something before, namely…
B Jones
The Four Gospels
1965 Volume 16 Issue 1
Young Believer’s Section
The Four Gospels – 2. Distinguishing Characteristics
2. Distinguishing Characteristics Early Christian writers compared the four Gospels to the river which flowed out of Eden’s garden and which parted into four heads, Gen. 2. 10-14. In Eden the river wa…
B Jones
The Four Gospels
1965 Volume 16 Issue 2
Young Believer’s Section
The Four Gospels – 3. The Gospel of Matthew
3. THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW The object of Matthew’s Gospel is to present the Messiah to men against the sky of the past, and the background of promise, prophecy, type and symbol. This accounts for the fa…
B Jones
The Four Gospels
1965 Volume 16 Issue 3
Young Believer’s Section
The Four Gospels – 4. The Gospel of Mark
4. THE GOSPEL OF MARK There are numerous references to John Mark, the author of this Gospel, in the New Testament (see Acts 12. 12, 25; 13. 5, 13; 15. 37-39> Philem. 23-24; Col. 4. 10; 2 Tim. 4. 11…
B Jones
The Four Gospels
1965 Volume 16 Issue 4
Young Believer’s Section
The Four Gospels – 5. The Gospel of Luke
5. THE GOSPEL OF LUKE Following the official views of the Messiah in Matthew and Mark come the personal views in Luke and John. Luke presents Christ as the ideal Man. Emphasis is placed on the humanit…
B Jones
The Four Gospels
1965 Volume 16 Issue 5
Young Believer’s Section
The Four Gospels – 6. The Gospel of John
6. THE GOSPEL OF JOHN This gospel differs greatly from what are called the Synoptic records. There is no contradiction however; all is delightfully complementary. The main object of this Gospel is to …
B Jones
The Four Gospels
1965 Volume 16 Issue 6
Young Believer’s Section
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