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*WHY 4 GOSPEL?*
*BOOK* *MATTHEW* *MARK* *LUKE* *JOHN*
*THEME** KING SERVANT MAN GOD*
Zech.
9:9 Isa.
52:13 Zech.
6:12 Isa. 40:10
*Date Written* A.D. 58-68 A.D. 55-65 A.D. 60-68 A.D. 80-90
*PRESENTED ** **TO JEWS TO ROMANS TO GREEKS TO WORLD*
* (Religious) (Pragmatic) (Idealistic) (Universal)*
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*ANCESTRY ** *To Abraham None To Adam God
And David
*Traced To* Royalty None To Humanity To Eternity
Adam
*Symbol** *Lion Ox Man Eagle
*Theme * Messiah King Servant~/ Redeemer Perfect Man Son of God
*Emphasis* What He What He What He What He
/Taught / /Wrought/ /Sought / /Thought/
*Provision* Righteousness Service Redemption Life
3:15 10:45 19:10 10:10
*Key Word* Sovereignty Ministry Humanity Deity
*Pictured* *Promised* *Powerful* *Perfect * *Personal*
*As* Savior Savior Savior Savior
! COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE FOUR GOSPELS
Pre-Incarnation
Pre-Existence of Jesus 1:1-3
Jesus’ Birth 1,2 1,2
John The Baptist 3:1-12 1:1-8 3:1-20 1:6-42
Jesus’ Baptism 3:13-17 1:9-11 3:21-22
Temptation 4:1-11 1:12-13 4:1-13
1st Miracle 2:1-11
Judean Ministry 2:13-4:3
Visit To Samaria 4:4-42
Galilean Ministry 4:12-19:1 1:14-10:1 4:14-9:51 4:43-54
Abut 2 years 6:1-7:1
Visit to Jerusalem 5:1-47
Later Judean Ch 19,20 Ch 10 9:29-24:1 Ch 12-19
About 4 months
The Last Week Ch 21-27 Ch 11-15 19:29-24:1 Ch 12-19
Post-Resurrection Ch 28 Ch 16 Ch 24 Ch 20-21
Ministry
! TYPES OF MEN THEN AND NOW
Christ was going to be presented to widely different types of men, who made up the world.
Each race was capable of appreciating one particular kind of presentation more than another.
!! MATTHEW-WROTE TO THE JEWS
There were four classes of people in Jesus’ day that represent four types of men today.
The Jew had his special training.
He was steeped in the Old Testament scripture and the prophets.
Matthew writes the story of Jesus’ life on earth especially for this people.
If the Jew was to be impressed, it would have to be by one of his own race.
His teacher must be a man versed in the Old Testament, and in the customs of the Jews.
They must know that this Jesus came to fulfill the prophecies of the Old Testament.
Over and over again we read in Matthew.
“THAT IT MIGHT BE FULFILLED.””
AS WAS SPOKEN BY JEREMIAH THE PROPHET.”
!! MARK- WROTE TO THE ROMANS
Mark wrote to the Romans, the masters of the world at that time.
90 percent of the people were Slaves.
The Romans wanted to know what kind of work can this man do.
The Romans knew nothing about the Old Testament Scripture.
They were not interested in prophecy being fulfilled.
But they wee vitally concerned over a remarkable leader who had appeared in Palestine.
He had claimed more then ordinary authority, and had possessed extraordinary powers.
They wanted to hear more about this Jesus, and what He had done.
The Romans like the straightforward message of one like Mark.
1,375 times the word “and” is used in Mark.
It moves on in a beauty and force all its own.
Mark’s Gospel is filled with deeds, to back up his words.
Clearly it is the Gospel of the Ministry of Christ.
The Romans of Jesus’ day was a type of the average businessman of today.
He is not concerned about the genealogy or a King, but what can this man do? “Who is Able”’ a God who can meet man’s every need.
Mark is the businessman’s Gospel.
They were concerned about his work.
So you will not find his Genealogy or his Great Sermons, because people do not care where a worker came form or what he really has to say.
They care about can he do the work
!! LUKE- WROTE TO THE GREEKS
This Gospel was written by a Greek Medical Doctor, to his own countrymen, who were loves of beauty, poetry and culture.
They lived in a world of large ideas.
Their tastes were studious.
The Gospel of Luke tells of the birth and childhood of Jesus.
It gives the inspired songs connected with the life of Christ.
We find the salutation of Elizabeth when Mary visited her.
Luke 1:42-45.
We hear the song of the virgin mother Luke 1:46-55.
Even Zacharias burst into praise when speech was restored to him Luke 1:68-79.
At the Savor’s birth a chorus of angel voices ring out Luke 2:13,14, and then the shepherd’s song of praise to God in Luke 2:20 is heard.
The Greeks were interested in the perfect man Luke presents the only Perfect man.
The Greek is the type of the student and idealist today who is seeking after truth for he believes that is the goal of happiness.
The Greeks wee concerned about he Ideal man, the Ideal leader, the Ideal teaching.
Luke a Medical Doctor gives us the details about Christ conception and birth.
He gives us the Record of Mary’s Genealogy to show that Jesus Christ is the perfect man.
!! JOHN- WORTE TO ALL MEN
John is written to all men, that they might believe that Jesus is the Christ.
Christ is portrayed as the Son of God.
This Gospel is filled with extraordinary claims that attest His divine character and mission.
The “all men” of John’s day were like the masses today who need Christ.
They include the “whosever” who will believe on the Lord Jesus because they have a sense of need and want to receive the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ the Lord.
!!!! THE CHARACTERISTIC ENDING OF THE 4 GOSPELS
*Matthew* ends with our LORD'S RESURRECTION MATT.
28
*Mark* ends with our LORD'S ASCENSION MARK 16:19-20
*Luke* ends with our LORD'S PROMISE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
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