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by John Litteral (Author)
This book lays out all four Gospels of the New Testament individually, with their own side-by-side comparisons of paralleled accounts found elsewhere in the Gospels. All these paralleled sections are arraigned side-by-side so that the reader can easily compare them to each other at a glance. Each section of paralleled accounts are provided with very thorough analysis and explanations that point out any differences and similarities between the Gospel accounts, and clarify and answer all questions of discrepancies or contradictions. Along with the paralleled passages side-by-side and the explanations, there are many added notes that provide those Gospel passages interwoven so that the reader can see what the Gospel accounts look like when flowing together chronologically. The explanations that are provided are gathered from a variety of great theologians from many centuries, such as St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, John Maldonatus, Cornelius a Lapide, John McEvilly, etc. The translation used for this synopsis is the New Douay-Rheims Bible.
