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Three of the Gospels of Jesus. These are considered "Synoptic" from the root words "Same" and "See" because they look and read very much alike. | Three of the Gospels of Jesus. These are considered "Synoptic" from the root words "Same" and "See" because they look and read very much alike. | ||
# [[Matthew | The Gospel of Matthew]] | # [[Category: Matthew | The Gospel of Matthew]] | ||
# [[Mark | The Gospel of Mark ]] | # [[Category: Mark | The Gospel of Mark ]] | ||
# [[Luke | The Gospel of Luke]] | # [[Category: Luke | The Gospel of Luke]] | ||
== The Non-Synoptic Gospel == | == The Non-Synoptic Gospel == | ||
This is a Gospel of Jesus that is not considered synoptic because its tone and style are very different than the others. | This is a Gospel of Jesus that is not considered synoptic because its tone and style are very different than the others. | ||
# [[John | The Gospel of John]] | # [[Category: John | The Gospel of John]] | ||
[[Category: New Testament]] | [[Category: New Testament]] | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 9 October 2026
The Gospels are four tellings of the birth, life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ as told through his Disciples.
The Synoptic Gospels
Three of the Gospels of Jesus. These are considered "Synoptic" from the root words "Same" and "See" because they look and read very much alike.
The Non-Synoptic Gospel
This is a Gospel of Jesus that is not considered synoptic because its tone and style are very different than the others.