Mark’s account of Jesus’ ministry is the simplest and most straightforward of all four gospels. Scholars generally agree it was the first gospel to be written, probably sometime around A.D.
In each account, Jesus tells the story of a sower scattering seed on different types of ground (path, rocky soil, thorns, and ...
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Gospel Overlap: Coincidence or Common Source?
The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke share striking similarities sometimes word-for-word. Did the authors copy each other? In this video, we explore the Synoptic Problem, source theories like Q, and ...
Unsolved mysteries bring out the detective in man. Theology has its share of fascinating yet perplexing mysteries, none of which is more acute in the world of contemporary biblical scholarship than ...
Oddly enough, a study of the Holy Spirit in the Gospels introduces us to both the first and the last word of the New Testament concerning this doctrine. In the first three Gospels (called the Synoptic ...
Pastor, at some point this year you will be providing background context for the NT passage which you are about to preach, guiding your flock in properly visualizing the world of Jesus and the ...
Anyone who wishes to engage in a thoughtful and intelligent exploration of the Christian faith will have to ask whether the gospels are historically reliable. Can we believe that the stories in the ...
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