A clear, student-friendly guide to the synoptic gospels This scholarly work presents a carefully arranged harmony of Matthew, Mark, and Luke to show how the gospels relate to one another.
It aims to present the parallel material in English, making the facts of Jesus’ life and teaching easier to compare without requiring Greek.
The editors explain their approach for organizing material, prioritizing Mark’s order, and aligning parallel passages across the three gospels. The volume emphasizes the historical study of the gospels and the sources behind them, with a focus on making the evidence accessible to students and readers who are not specialists in Greek.
A word-by-word view of parallel passages across the synoptic gospels Clear explanations of the ordering, divisions, and sources used Guidance aimed at readers new to biblical study as well as students Notes on the historical context and methodological choices Ideal for readers seeking a structured, English-language introduction to the synoptic problem and the relationships among the gospels.