The Final Comparative of the Synoptic Gospels, Part Two

A throughly detailed examination of the Synoptic Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John with Old Testament References, with New and Old Testament Commentary. The finest reference out there conducted by one of Americas finer writers. A highly intelligent and important work!

This is for the serious Biblical student who wants to know exactly how I rendered the placement of context for my other books: Jesus of the Four Gospels as well as Shiloh, Unveiled.

There are four distinct columns with the heading of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John - whenever four columns are present, a single compilation is performed within its own box. Where I only have one rendering, that is all that is presented. With two - then the two are merged into one on the adjoining column. When three,  the three will be merged into one in an adjoining column.

Whenever I felt it appropriate, I placed Old Testament References underneath the columns to reinforce the messages of the Gospel writers.

To make it easy to read - I "boxed-in" the corresponding Old Testament references to the New Testament. I also provide brief commentaries on those passages that I beleive need clarifying or explanation of intent by the gospel writer. 

This work is what the Gospels Harmonies should have been, but are not. This is the only harmony on the market that is so thoroughly and completely and exactly rendered. Actually, I believe it is also the most beautiful harmony on the market. It is quite tastefully and artfully produced.