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Hello Reader, Jesus' Galilean Ministry - "The Gospel According to Luke" Luke, also known as Lucas, was Paul's protege. Some Bible scholars believe Luke was from Antioch, while others say, Philippi. He was an educated and "beloved physician" (Colossians 4:14) and the leader of the Philippian Church. Luke is the only Gentile writer of the New Testament. He wrote "The Gospel According to Luke" and "The Acts of the Apostles." He also joined Paul on at least one of his missionary journeys. Luke...
Hello Reader, Jesus' Galilean Ministry - "The Gospel According to Mark" Mark, also called John Mark or Marcus, was a converted Jew and Barnabas' cousin (Colossians 4:10). Although Mark was not one of the original twelve disciples, he almost certainly knew Jesus personally. Some Bible scholars believe he was the naked man who fled Gethsemane Garden as Jesus was being arrested (Mark 14:51-52). Mark takes eight chapters (1:14-10:1), one-half of his book to cover Jesus' Galilean ministry. This is...
Hello Reader, Jesus' Galilean Ministry - "The Gospel According to Matthew" Matthew, whose name means "gift of God" was a Jew from Galilee. He was a tax collector for the Romans in Capernaum (Matthew 9:9; Luke 5:27) when Jesus called him to be a disciple. After answering Jesus' call, Matthew "held a great banquet at his house" (Matthew 9:10; Mark 2:15; Luke 5:29) and became the Messiah's traveling companion and record keeper. Matthew is last named in Acts 1:13 as one of the twelve in the upper...
Hello Reader, The Four Gospels Compared The Son of God sacrificed Himself on the cross to save humanity. The four Gospels give us four different eyewitness accounts of Jesus' ministry. All four authors traveled with the Messiah, heard His teachings, and listened to the great sermons. Each gives their firsthand account of how Jesus healed the sick and raised the dead. Click here for a brief comparison of the similarities and differences between Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John's Gospels. Thank...