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1 The Gospels Matthew, Mark, Luke and John

2 That’s a Good Question! Who were Matthew, Mark, Luke and John? Who were Matthew, Mark, Luke and John? Why do we have four Gospels? Why do we have four Gospels?

3 The Gospel of Matthew Jesus as King of the Jews

4 Jesus as King Key words (king, kingdom, son of David) Key words (king, kingdom, son of David) Genealogy Genealogy Visit of the Magi Visit of the Magi

5 Jesus as King  Temptation - climactic test  Key words (king, kingdom, son of David)  Genealogy  Visit of the Magi

6 Jesus as King  Kingdom Parables  Key words (king, kingdom, son of David)  Genealogy  Visit of the Magi  Temptation – climactic test

7 The Gospel of Mark Jesus as the Servant of God

8 Jesus as Servant Title (“Lord”) missing or reduced Title (“Lord”) missing or reduced “Immediately,” vivid description “Immediately,” vivid description Action, especially miracles Action, especially miracles

9 Jesus as Servant Title (“Lord”) missing or reduced Title (“Lord”) missing or reduced “Immediately,” vivid description “Immediately,” vivid description Action, especially miracles Action, especially miracles Not words (only 4 parables: 4:3- 20; 4:26-29; 4:30-32; 12:1-12) Not words (only 4 parables: 4:3- 20; 4:26-29; 4:30-32; 12:1-12)

10 Jesus as Servant Title (“Lord”) missing or reduced Title (“Lord”) missing or reduced “Immediately,” vivid description “Immediately,” vivid description Action, especially miracles Action, especially miracles Not words (only 4 parables: 4:3- 20; 4:26-29; 4:30-32; 12:1-12) Not words (only 4 parables: 4:3- 20; 4:26-29; 4:30-32; 12:1-12) “Worked” even after ascension (16:19,20) “Worked” even after ascension (16:19,20)

11 The Gospel of Luke Jesus as the Son of Man

12 Jesus as Son of Man  Genealogy  Birth, infancy, childhood

13 Jesus as Son of Man  Genealogy  Birth, infancy, childhood  Temptation

14 Jesus as Son of Man  Healing ministry  Parables (“A certain man …”)  Genealogy  Birth, infancy, childhood  Temptation

15 Jesus as Son of Man  Genealogy  Birth, infancy, childhood  Temptation  Healing ministry  Parables (“A certain man …”)  The centurion at the cross

16 The Gospel of John Jesus as the Son of God

17 Jesus as Son of God  No genealogy, no birth account  Miraculous “signs”  No transfiguration account  He and the Father are one  Arrest account - “I am he” (18:4-6)  Great affirmations (“I am …”)

18 Seven Great Affirmations Bread of Life (6:35) Bread of Life (6:35)

19 Seven Great Affirmations Bread of Life (6:35) Bread of Life (6:35) Light of the World (8:12) Light of the World (8:12)

20 Seven Great Affirmations Bread of Life (6:35) Bread of Life (6:35) Light of the World (8:12) Light of the World (8:12) Door / Gate (10:9) Door / Gate (10:9)

21 Seven Great Affirmations Bread of Life (6:35) Bread of Life (6:35) Light of the World (8:12) Light of the World (8:12) Door / Gate (10:9) Door / Gate (10:9) Good Shepherd (10:11) Good Shepherd (10:11)

22 Seven Great Affirmations  Resurrection and Life (11:25)  Way, Truth, and Life (14:6)  Bread of Life (6:35)  Light of the World (8:12)  Door / Gate (10:9)  Good Shepherd (10:11)

23 Seven Great Affirmations Bread of Life (6:35) Bread of Life (6:35) Light of the World (8:12) Light of the World (8:12) Door / Gate (10:9) Door / Gate (10:9) Good Shepherd (10:11) Good Shepherd (10:11) Resurrection and Life (11:25) Resurrection and Life (11:25) Way, Truth, and Life (14:6) Way, Truth, and Life (14:6) True Vine (15:5) True Vine (15:5)

24 Jesus is The King of the Jews The King of the Jews The Servant of God The Servant of God The Son of Man The Son of Man The Son of God The Son of God

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