-
included in the
canonical gospels.
Ministry gospels Sayings gospels and
agrapha P****ion,
resurrection and post-resurrection
gospels Gospel harmonies: in which...
- The
gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are
referred to as the
synoptic Gospels because they
include many of the same stories,
often in a
similar sequence...
-
gospels survive today, but
attempts have been made to
reconstruct them from
references in the
Church Fathers. The
reconstructed texts of the
gospels are...
- historically.
Accounts of Jesus' life are
contained in the
Gospels,
especially the four
canonical Gospels in the New Testament.
Academic research has yielded...
- from
other New
Testament apocrypha and the four
canonical Gospels.
Unlike the
canonical Gospels, it is not a
narrative account of the life of Jesus; instead...
- of the
Gospels and have been
applied as
proof texts for the
creation of
critical editions of the
Ethiopic Gospels by
Rochus Zuurmond (
Gospel of Mark...
- The
Gospel of John (Ancient Gr****: Εὐαγγέλιον κατὰ Ἰωάννην, romanized: Euangélion katà Iōánnēn) is the
fourth of the four
canonical gospels in the New...
- The
Gospel of
Matthew is the
first book of the New
Testament of the
Bible and one of the
three synoptic Gospels. It
tells how Israel's Messiah, Jesus...
- The
Lindisfarne Gospels (London,
British Library Cotton MS Nero D.IV) is an
illuminated m****cript
gospel book
probably produced around the
years 715–720...
- New
Testament are the
canonical gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. In addition, a
number of non-canonical
gospels exist or
existed but are not officially...