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Harmony of the Gospels, NASB (1977 Edition)

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by Robert Thomas and Stanley Gundry

This Harmony of the Gospels is introduced as a resource to encourage a deeper understanding of Jesus Christ, His life, death, and resurrection. This work provides a modern English translation of the gospels which is based on a more literal philosophy of translating the Greek text. Contents: Intro to the Harmony; An Outline for a Harmony of the Gospels; Explanation of General Format of the NASB; Explanation of the Harmony's Format; Essays Related to Harmonistic Studies: Is a harmony of the Gospels legitimate; A History of Harmonies; Sources, Form and Redaction Criticism; Criticism of the Gospel of John; Problems and Principles of Harmonization; The Language Jesus Spoke; The Genealogies in Matthew and Luke; The Day and Year of Christ's Crucifixion; Chronology of the Life of Christ; The Arrest and Trial of Jesus; Table of Secion Cross References; Tables for Finding Passages in the Harmony; Timelines: The Life of Christ, The Ministry of Christ, Passion Week; Maps

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  • 5
    Excellent chronology of Jesus' life

    Posted by David R Wickholm on Jun. 3, 2013

    This harmony of the gospels was recommended to me by a retired professor from Taylor University. I found the arrangement of material very defensible and very well organized. The essays at the end of the book give a good introduction for the uninitiated in fundamental problems in modern "criticism". Useful information on dating of events in the gospel narratives are also provided. I take exception to the critic who claimed that "The actual date of Christ's birth and death is written in stone and correlated by the Jubilee records." This view is held by a tiny minority, some of whom, to be charitable, have dubious academic credentials. On the other hand, both Thomas and Gundry, have published a number useful pieces of scholarship many of which can be purchased through Amazon.
    I found the most obvious thing to jump out at me was the development of the controversies between Jesus and the Jewish leaders, and between Jesus and the village of Capernaum. Without some form of chronological guide it can be difficult to see the connections between events during Jesus' life. I found this to be the most helpful aspect of reading Thomas and Gundry's Harmony.