The Four Gospels of the New Testament
The Gospels of the Bible
- Gospel of Matthew
- Gospel of Mark
- Gospel of Luke
- Gospel of John
The First Gospel of the New Testament
The Gospel According to Matthew:
- Author: Matthew (also known as Levi)
- Written: AD 60
- Purpose: Proclaim to the world that Jesus Christ is the prophesied Son of David.
Brief Outline:
- Birth and early years of Jesus (Chapters 1-4)
- Ministry and Miracles of Jesus Christ (Chapters 5-20)
- Crucifixion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Chapters 21-28)
The Second Gospel of the New Testament
The Gospel According to Mark:
- Author: John Mark
- Written: AD 58
- Purpose: Proclaim to the world that Jesus Christ is the Son of Man, the Greatest Servant of all
Brief Outline:
- Introduction (Chapter 1)
- Ministry and Miracles of Jesus Christ (Chapters 2-10)
- Crucifixion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Chapters 11-16)
The Third Gospel of the New Testament
The Gospel According to Luke:
- Author: Luke (Physician/Doctor)
- Written: AD 60 – AD 62
- Purpose: Proclaim that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the World
Brief Outline:
- Birth and early years of Jesus Christ (Chapters 1-4)
- Ministry and Miracles of Jesus Christ (Chapters 5-19)
- Crucifixion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Chapters 20-24)
The Fourth Gospel of the New Testament
The Gospel According to John:
- Author: John (also authored the Book of Revelation)
- Written: AD 85 – AD 95
- Purpose: Proclaim to the world that Jesus Christ is the Son of God
Brief Outline:
- Introduction (Chapter 1)
- Ministry and Miracles of Jesus Christ (Chapters 2-12)
- Private Ministry (Chapters 13-17)
- Crucifixion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Chapters 18-21)
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