The Harmony of the Gospels
400–405
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This book emphasizes that the four Gospels are divinely authoritative, harmoniously complementary accounts of Christ's life, death, and divine nature, authored by apostles inspired by the Holy Spirit. | 72 |
This book offers a detailed demonstration that the differences in order, wording, and emphasis among the four Gospels are consistent with divine inspiration and serve to enrich the understanding of Christ's life and teachings. | 228 |
This book presents a comprehensive harmony of the gospel narratives, demonstrating that apparent discrepancies among the evangelists can be reconciled through careful analysis and understanding of their literary and theological intentions. | 152 |
This book emphasizes the thorough harmony and consistency among the four Gospels, analyzing Mark’s narrative in comparison with Matthew, Luke, and John, while addressing apparent discrepancies with careful explanations rooted in theology and context. | 32 |