Questions from Bible Literature
Lesson 6
What are
the Gospels?
At first glance, the New Testament
Gospels seem strange and difficult. Each tells the story of Jesus’ life, but
only half of each Gospel is narrative in form. The rest of the material is what
we might call “discourse” — speeches, parables, theological dialogues and
debates, satire, and proverbs
What are
they about?
A gospel is an account that
describes the life of Jesus. The most widely known examples are the four
canonical gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, but the term is also used
to refer to the apocryphal gospels, the non-canonical gospels, the
Jewish-Christian gospels and the Gnosti Gospels
Who wrote
them?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
3 Stories
in the Gospel
- Healer of the Sick
- Jesus and the Sick
- Blind man Cured
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