The four Gospels : a guide to their historical background, characteristic differences, and timeless significance William S. Stob.

Introduction : The purpose from the beginning --
The question : why four Gospels? --
The work of God : world preparation --
The Gospel of Matthew : righteousness through obedience --
The Hebrews : chosen and zealous --
The Son of David : rightful king --
The Gospel of Mark : victory through suffering --
The Romans : practical and powerful --
The servant of God : mighty prophet --
The Gospel of Luke : evidence through witnesses --
The Greeks : cultured and idealistic --
The Son of Man : sympathetic priest --
The Gospel of John : revelation through signs --
The world : wealthy and wretched --
The Son of God : life-giving Redeemer --
The four Gospels : the common testimony --
The representative crowd and the redeemed church --
Appendix A : Summary chart of the characteristic differences of the four Gospels --
Appendix B : A case study of the characteristic differences of the Gospels : a look at the four accounts of Christ's resurrection and subsequent appearances --
Appendix C : Test your knowledge of the four Gospels --
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