The Unique Contribution of the Fourth Gospel

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The Unique Contribution of the Fourth Gospel. The Unique Contribution of the Fourth Gospel. Mark. Matthew. Why do we have 4 Gospels?. Luke. John. Chartwell. Irenaeus. Ezekiel 1:10. Revelation 4:7. Matthew. Mark. Luke. John. Matthew The Gospel with a human face. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Why do we have4 Gospels?

Matthew Mark

Luke John

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Chartwell

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Matthew Mark

Luke John

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MatthewThe Gospel with a human face

• 42% unique• 5 great sermons• Jesus is Messiah• Very Jewish• Sometimes is

anti-Jewish

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MarkThe bounding lion

• 7% unique – 90% in Matthew

• Immediately 42x• Dark, suffering,

fearful tone• Who is Jesus?• Miracles

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LukeThe plodding ox

• 58% unique• Slow, steady,

lumbering • Holy Spirit,

women and poor• Orderly account• Parables

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JohnThe soaring eagle

• 92% unique• Most “spiritual”• Simple words• Belief• No parables nor

casting out demons

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4 Accounts of the Birth of Jesus

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Tell me about

Dewey & Dura

McLarty.

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Irenaeus(130-200)

John, the disciple of the Lord,

who leaned on his breast, also

published the Gospel while

living at Ephesus in Asia.

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Clement of Alexandria(155-220)

John, perceiving that the bodily facts had been made plain in the Gospels, being

urged by his friends, and inspired by the Spirit, composed a spiritual gospel.

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Origen(185-254)

The Gospels are the

“firstfruits of all Scripture.”

The Gospel of John is the

“firstfruits of the Gospels.”

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John Calvin(1509-1564)

The Synoptic Gospels allow us to

see “the body of Jesus.”

The Gospel of John reveals “the soul

of Jesus.”

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John is arguably the most

influential book of the New Testament.

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John’s Chronolo

gy

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Gospel of John

A ministry that oscillates

between Judea and Galilee

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Do you have a picture

of Jesus?