The Gospel E book series by Rev. Jerry Thangiah. The Gospel According to Matthew According to Mark According to Luke According to John.

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The Gospel E book series by Rev. Jerry Thangiah

The Gospel According to Matthew According to Mark According to Luke According to John

The Authors Matthew An apostle Mark A first Centuary Christian Luke A first Centuary Christian John An apostle Tax Collector Lay ManPhysicianFisherman Greek Jewish Readers Greek/ Aramic words Roman Readers Greek Non familier to Palistine- Readers Greek The world readers

Potrays Jesus as King of The Jews Prophecies fullfilled Servant of GodThe Cross The son of ManThe Teacher The Son of God The doctrine of Christian life EmphasesLife Application Worship Service Teaching Christian Living