John Monyjok Maluth

Synoptic Gospels: For Theological Students - Theology John Monyjok Maluth

Synoptic Gospels is a biblical study coursework book. The term refers to the first three Gospels namely, Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Synoptic as a term comes from two different Latin words, meaning seeing together because sync means together and optic means seeing.

These Gospel books recorded the life of Jesus Christ in a very similar way, which means many accounts about Jesus and His teachings are similar in these first three books of the New Testament.

However, despite the similarities in the first three Gospel books, there are also serious differences in the same events. This is what Biblical Scholars refer to as a Synoptic Problem.

Read the Synoptic Gospels to explore: The Gospel according to Matthew. The Gospel according to Mark. The Gospel according to Luke. The main themes in each book. The Synoptic Problem and its effects. As a theological study course, this book focuses on Jesus, the Christ: His prophecies, birth, life, teachings, and deeds.
Reading it will help you know this historical figure in a better way possible as recorded in these books.