The Four Gospels

The word "gospel" in the four Gospels means good news. In the New Testament there are four Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John. The first three Gospels are sometimes called "the weather" (same view) the Gospel. This is because each of them encompasses the teachings and miracles of Jesus, which are also included in another description. Later John wrote about other special words with special spiritual meaning and miracles of Jesus. All four Gospels regard Jesus as the Son of God and the Son of Man. They all recorded his baptism, 5,000 people from 5 breads and 2 fish, poured oil of Mary of the Lord Jesus, his prayers at Gethsemane's Garden, his treachery, judgment, crucified, died It was

Four Gospels have four angles for one human being. Under the guidance of the Spirit of God this is a wonderful insight into the early fathers who noticed that all four pictures are in the same person. It is like entering a portrait gallery and looking at four portraits like Winston Churchill: politician or leader of war or prime minister, painter or family member. Of course we actually do a variety of historical and critical analyzes and we have to return to this and talk about Jesus' history. It also means that the early church will make Jesus of the time meaningful and apply it to the needs of one's own people whatever they are the Jews of Matthew's case or the Gentilemen of Luke's case It shows how to do.

According to my Gospel, the last supper was Wednesday. My argument is based on a combination of biblical, historical, and astronomical studies. At first glance, the four Gospels appear to contradict the day of the last dinner. But they use different calendars. I do not believe that I reached the age of 76. According to the provisions of Cambridge, I have to retire as soon as possible. The retirement age is not my consent. Lucky and healthy people like myself may still be doing a lot of contributions. I have already received projects from several universities both in Japan and overseas.

Why is the Gospel four, not one? First of all, the gospel is not a pure biography. Each of the four writers is written from different perspectives and different audiences with the aim of providing multiple witnesses in the lifetime of Christ. Of course, all authors are inspired by God through His Holy Spirit. There is no real contradiction between the four accounts. These four different perspectives complement each other and help to fill the whole picture of Jesus' life and doctrine. Indeed, there are harmony, continuity, and unity between the four accounts. It is beneficial to integrate the perspective into the overall picture, but concentrating on one view is also interesting and informative.