Each of the four Gospels is written to a different audience and intended to address a different element of the “good news” telling of the miraculous birth, life ministry, and sacrificial death of the Son of man Jesus. Our purpose is to identify both the unique and the key themes running concurrently and chronologically in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
God divinely inspired the four Gospel writers—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—each with a unique style and content, and a unique purpose. Matthew writes a first-hand account of his experiences and observations while following Jesus, primarily to a Hebrew audience. Mark also writes a first-hand account, primarily to a Greek Gentile audience, to explain the Good News. Luke's text is assembled from collected accounts of the experiences and observations of others, and he primarily writes to non-Jews to clarify and organize the Good News. John writes a first-hand account, primarily to teach and equip Believers for evangelism of the Good News.
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