Gospel of the Four: A Unique Conflation of the Four Gospels Into a Single Continous Narrative, Explicated by the Author's Commentary

This book demonstrates how all four Gospels parallel each other intrinsically without the anomalies frequently mentioned by many believers. The author carefully identifies and distinguishes differences and similarities in the four narrative accounts of the life and ministry of Jesus. He also provides passages in quotation and chapter, and verse references revealing the fact that Jesus made several different visits to towns in Galilee and Judea, purged the Temple on two occasions, and gave the Sermon on the Mount more than once. An examination of the timing and nature of the miracles also offers fresh insight into this aspect of Jesus' ministry. laymen in their search for additional truth. The mass of detail and cross-referencing should not deter the general Christian reader because the author has taken great care to present his argument and postulations in a coherent and accessible manner.