Harmonization of Gospels

[darinhouston]

Steve has a great chart harmonizing the gospel accounts - I can't seem to find it.

[jeremiah]

https://www.matthew713.com/charts.php

this is the first place I thought to look, I didn't see a "harmony of the gospels" in the list.

[darinhouston]

https://www.matthew713.com/charts.php

this is the first place I thought to look, I didn't see a "harmony of the gospels" in the list.

Same here - thanks - I seem to remember it was perhaps part of an outline he sent me at some point for a longer lecture series. It was very good as I recall - maybe it was in Revelation demonstrating the passages on Abomination that causes Desolation or something - back to the search.

[dwight92070]

Darin,
If you email Steve at s_gregg7225@yahoo.com , and ask for his harmony of the gospels, I think he will email it to you.

[dwight92070]

Darin,
I just now saw Steve's Harmony of the Gospels on Matthew713 under charts. It's called "A Chronology of the Life of Christ".

[darinhouston]

Darin,
I just now saw Steve's Harmony of the Gospels on Matthew713 under charts. It's called "A Chronology of the Life of Christ".

Thanks - that is a useful resource - but it is not what I was remembering - what I recalled was a table which had 4 columns for each gospel and rows which correspond to the events noted in all four gospels and how the texts differed from one another. Very useful in letting one gospel account help interpret others which might be somewhat confusing.

[backwoodsman]

Thanks - that is a useful resource - but it is not what I was remembering - what I recalled was a table which had 4 columns for each gospel and rows which correspond to the events noted in all four gospels and how the texts differed from one another. Very useful in letting one gospel account help interpret others which might be somewhat confusing.

That would be a very big table. I don't remember ever seeing one Steve made. Would another harmony of the gospels do the job? Robertson's is pretty available, including online in PDF.

[darinhouston]

Thanks - that is a useful resource - but it is not what I was remembering - what I recalled was a table which had 4 columns for each gospel and rows which correspond to the events noted in all four gospels and how the texts differed from one another. Very useful in letting one gospel account help interpret others which might be somewhat confusing.

That would be a very big table. I don't remember ever seeing one Steve made. Would another harmony of the gospels do the job? Robertson's is pretty available, including online in PDF.

I could be mis-remembering it but his certainly wasn't quite that complete - perhaps it was only key passages folks tend to misinterpret. But, I just checked out Robertson's - that looks pretty amazing. Thanks.