General Survey of the Bible
365 Key Chapters of the Bible
Ken Boa, DPhil
These are video presentations, and they are excellent!
This is a work in progress!
Why Are Parts of the Gospels So Similar and Others So Different?
Andreas J. Köstenberger, PhD
The biblical Gospels exhibit unity in diversity, neither of which should be jettisoned. It will be helpful to consider the relationship among the first three Gospels, Matthew, Mark, and Luke—the so-called Synoptic problem—and the relationship between John and the Synoptics.
The Relationship Between John And The Synoptic Gospels
James D. Dvorak, PhD
Since the beginning of the modern era, scholars have debated everything from the authorship of the fourth gospel to its purpose. Not uncommon among these debates has been that concerning the relationship between this gospel and the synoptic gospels.
The Loss of Faith in the Historicity of the Gospels
Adelbert Denaux, Editor
Denaux on H.S. Reimarus [ca 1750] in On John and the Synoptics (1992). In Reimarus, we witness for the first time in history the complete loss of faith in the historicity of the Gospels. Be a Berean!
Synoptic Criticism and Evangelical Christian Apologetics
Robert M. Bowman, PhD
Issues in Synoptic criticism play a significant role in evangelical Christian apologetics. This is because such apologetics commonly focuses on defending the central Christian claims about Jesus Christ’s life, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection.
The Synoptic Problem
Daniel B. Wallace, PhD
Any serious discussion of the Synoptic Gospels must, sooner or later, involve a discussion of the literary interrelationships among Matthew, Mark, and Luke. This is essential in order to see how an author used his sources (both for reliability’s sake as well as for redactional criticism), as well as when he wrote.
Excellent Research!
Madison Hetzler
The four gospels, neatly nestled in the beginning pages of the NT, are treasure troves of instruction regarding the person of Jesus Christ. Within these four individual accounts, the reader meets Jesus as the fulfillment of the OT prophecies, an authoritative teacher, and our redeemer.
