The four Gospels all had the same purpose: to point out Christ.<\/p>\n
The first three Gospels show his body, so to speak, but John shows his soul.<\/p>\n
For this reason I usually say that this Gospel is a key to understanding the rest; for whoever understands the power of Christ strikingly pictured here will then profit by reading what the others tell about the Redeemer who appeared.<\/p>\n
John Calvin<\/i><\/p>\n
They record many incidents that mere inventors would have concealed \u2013 the competition of the apostles for high places in the kingdom, their flight after Jesus\u2019 arrest, Peter\u2019s denial, the failure of Christ to work miracles in Galilee, the references of some auditors to his possible insanity. No one reading these scenes can doubt the reality of the figure behind them.<\/p>\n
Will Durant<\/i><\/p>\n
I esteem the Gospels to be thoroughly genuine, for there shines forth from them the reflected splendor of a sublimity, proceeding from the person of Jesus Christ, and of as Divine a king as was ever manifested upon earth.<\/p>\n
Johann Wolfgang Goethe<\/i><\/p>\n
If Mark\u2019s is the Gospel of Christ the suffering Servant, and Luke\u2019s the Gospel of Christ the universal Savior, Matthew\u2019s is the Gospel of Christ the ruling King.<\/p>\n
John Stott<\/i><\/p>\n
Almost our only sources of information about the personality of Jesus are derived from the four Gospels, all of which were certainly in existence a few decades after his death. Here is a man. This part of the tale could not have been invented.<\/p>\n
H.G. Wells<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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