Gospel Parallels: A Synopsis of the First Three Gospels
by Burton Hamilton Throckmorton
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Provides a thorough study of the three Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke) by allowing the student to view corresponding passages in parallel columns. The fourth edition updates the scripture text to conform with the second edition of the Revised Standard Bible.Tags
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Lists, charts and narratives which show the parallels and doublets in the three synoptic Gospels. (Synoptic = Presenting or taking the same point of view; used especially with regard to the first three gospels of the New Testament).
Some say these are "parallel", in that the same story is being told. In fact, the stories are not parallel, and do not tell the same story. Comparison on its face exposes the truth that they tell wholly different stories. The details and even the essential themes are wholly divergent.
Significantly, none of the Apostles had any training or are noted for having the gift of memorization and recall. These Gospels were first penned in the century (or two) following the possible life of "Jesus"; interestingly, each show more Gospel uses the Latin name "son of Zeus". The hero is not a Jewish son. This strongly suggests that the authors were not Jewish. Each Gospel is a polemic against the Jews, and holds up Romans as trustworthy and honorable. show less
Some say these are "parallel", in that the same story is being told. In fact, the stories are not parallel, and do not tell the same story. Comparison on its face exposes the truth that they tell wholly different stories. The details and even the essential themes are wholly divergent.
Significantly, none of the Apostles had any training or are noted for having the gift of memorization and recall. These Gospels were first penned in the century (or two) following the possible life of "Jesus"; interestingly, each show more Gospel uses the Latin name "son of Zeus". The hero is not a Jewish son. This strongly suggests that the authors were not Jewish. Each Gospel is a polemic against the Jews, and holds up Romans as trustworthy and honorable. show less
Book Description: Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers. [0-8407-5150-8] [1979], 4th edition, revised. (4to) 191pp. Very good to fine in very good dust jacket.
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- Gospel Parallels: A Synopsis of the First Three Gospels
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- Bible. Gospels. English. Revised Standard. 1979
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- This synoptic parallel is for RSV version only: don't combine with the parallel for the NRSV.
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