READ THE FOUR GOSPELS AS ONE NARRATIVE Have you ever had the desire to read the Four Gospels as one cohesive unit? The Four Gospels: Combined and Chronological makes this possible in event chronology. Now you can read about the coming of the Christ as it happened in event sequence. This book presents what Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John wrote about Jesus Christ in a combined narrative. The Four Gospels: Combined and Chronological is a singularly unique presentation of the events of Jesus Christ's life as one narrative: Introduction to Light John and Jesus Jesus Is Introduced Jesus' Early Ministry Going Toward Jerusalem Jesus' Teaching Continues Jesus' Last Ministry Jesus' Last Week Resurrection of Jesus A Scripture index enables easily finding any Gospel passage in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. All Gospel scriptures are included in the book.

The Jesus Story is a seamless narrative woven from the different perspectives of the four Gospel writers-Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The Gospels were placed one after another in the part of the Bible called The New Testament. The first three are referred to as the Synoptic Gospels because they describe events from a similar point of view, as contrasted with that of John. Each Gospel was written to a particular audience to portray a unique aspect of Jesus' life and teaching. When these four reports are combined into a complete flowing narrative, we have the chronological order of every known fact of Jesus' life. By omitting duplication, the four books fit together perfectly. The result is not a literary curiosity but a more convincing and readable story than any of the four Gospels alone. This masterpiece, which took 23 years to complete, is true to the original Greek and yet easy to read. As for organization, the story is divided into seven chapters--Jesus's preparation, each of the four years of his ministry, his final week, and his death, resurrection, and ascension. Between these sections the story flows without the distraction of chapter and verse references, subject headings, footnotes, cross-references and commentary. You'll be able to read the story of Jesus as you would a novel. -- ‡c From publisher's description.