(1) Apart from this, the Gospels tell us virtually nothing.

(2) J., singing hymns and gospels with her family.

(3) His name is cited in the four gospels.

(4) In addition each of the gospels contains contradictory statements about the same event.

(5) This is understandable because the Gospels were written at a time when the Church had to exist in a Roman world.

(6) In the gospels mention had been made of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost.

(7) The Gospels, as we have said before, are unreliable as historical documents.

(8) During Lent, in the Orthodox churches, the gospels are read at a single sitting.

(9) The gospels commend faith the size of a grain of mustard seed.

(10) But a closer reading of the Gospels reveals a much more complex drama being enacted.

(11) His name is cited in the four gospels. Legend has it that he obtained the holy grail from the last supper.

(12) These features of the gospels are neither simple history nor redundant embroidery.

(13) All four Gospels hark back to a period long before their own composition - perhaps as long as sixty or seventy years.

(14) It is the most detailed of the 4 Gospels.

(15) The Lord's prayer is recorded twice in the gospels.

(16) This ends "Course B" of the synoptic gospels.

(17) The Gospels all through couple stoutness and slowness.

(18) At his trial,in the Synoptic Gospels,Jesus says almost nothing.

(19) VOICE: And when were the apocryphal gospels written?

(20) The gospels state categorically that Christ possessed a purse.

(21) The length of Jesus' ministry,in the synoptic Gospels, if all you have is synoptic Gospels, it would like the ministry of Jesus probably lasted maybe a year, not much more than that.

(22) When the gospels are examined scientifically, can we truthfully uphold them as inerrant?

(23) Such people seem to connect miracle and faith like this: This idea is not the one found in the Synoptic Gospels.

(24) Indeed, he kept them closed as he opened the Gospels, and planted his long index finger blindly upon the page.

(25) But for the writers and early translators of the Gospels, it was a very precise term, denoting a very exact figure.

(26) There is no knowledge of the idea of the virgin birth in the Church before the Gospels were written.

(27) Nearly a hundred years ago there emerged from an obscure Suffolk parish an eight hundred year old manuscript book of the Gospels.

(28) His many references to the Kingdom recorded in the Gospels must be seen against this historical background and contemporary context.

(29) The Bible's final reference to "an eye for an eye" is in the gospels: "You have heard it said, "An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth."

(30) It's a puzzle.You can tell how it's similar but not exactly like the synoptic Gospels.

(31) It's the most Christological of the Gospels, it's the most divine rather than simply being human and so it's very important for doctrine, and for theology,and for faith.

(32) In the Gospels, we read that some people asked Jesus, "What shall we do, that we may work the works of God?"

(33) There are some scenes in the Gospel of John where the characters look actually more lifelike than they do in the synoptic Gospels.

(34) The Last Supper, the Last Supper in the synoptic Gospels is a Passover meal.

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(35) But using the gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke in the New King James version of the Bible as the entire data set made "Virology Journal" look like "Mad" magazine or "The Onion.

(36) In 1986 it issued a stinging two- page statement tearing into the Jesus Seminar for discarding anything in the Gospels that it considered Hebraic in origin.

(37) As we'll see,the Gospel of John looks a lot more like this than the Synoptic Gospels did.

(38) He takes for granted the telephone, the railway train, the linotype , the airplane, as our grandfathers took for granted the miracles of the gospels.

(39) Carrying crosses, singing hymns and reading from the Gospels, they retraced the footsteps of Jesus to the 14 Stations of the Cross.

(40) The Christian Gospels lean more heavily on the Book of Isaiah than on any other prophetic text, and its “swords-into-plowshares” passage has universal appeal.

(41) Most the parables are found in the New Testament, especially the Gospels.

(42) The four gospels are not pseudonymous because the earliest manuscripts of these gospels,we believe, did not contain the titles,"Gospel of Matthew,Gospel of Mark, Gospel of Luke,Gospel of John."

(43) The usual penalty for sedition was a humiliating death by crucifixion, but according to the gospels, the Roman governor Pontius Pilate ruled that Jesus was not guilty of any such civil crime.

(44) Sources for his life are the four Gospels, the Acts of the Apostles, and the historian Josephus.

(45) That's one of the longest dialogues that Jesus has with another person, not his disciple,in the synoptic Gospels.

(46) Sources for his life the four Gospels the Acts of the Apostles, and the historian Josephus.

(47) "None can doubt that what is written took place," proclaimed St. Jerome, who translated the Gospels into Latin in the 4th century.

(48) After more than a century of immense effort, surprisingly little has been settled concerning Gospels.

(49) In ancient times, some of these alternative versions may have circulated more widely than the familiar four Gospels.

(50) The topic that Jesus talks about the most in the Synoptic Gospels is actually the kingdom of God, this thing that was expected to happen in the future.

(51) So we can see an evidential reason for the selection of the miracles as narrated in the Gospels.

(52) There are several sayings in Thomas, unlike the sayings in the Gospels and the canon, that are not eschatological,they very much point to the present.

(53) Notice the Gospel of John has other differences ; that I haven't even mentioned; for example,remember in the Synoptic Gospels there are lots of exorcisms of demons.

(54) Jesus is not an exorcist in the Gospel of John as he is in the other three Gospels.

(55) In the Synoptic Gospels they come to arrest Jesus and they just arrest him and there's a few things.

(56) We spread the gospels diligently and there was only 3 - 4 hours sleeping everyday.

(57) The story of Christmas comes chiefly from the Gospels of Saint Luke and Saint Matthew in the New Testament.

(58) The four Gospels, for example, treat Roman governor Pontius Pilate gently while condemning Judas and the Jewish high priests.

(59) So from the very beginning of the Gospel of John, you should know you're in a different world from the synoptic Gospels: Matthew,Mark,and Luke.

(60) If you said that the other gospels were just as important as the Gospel of Luke,who said so and why?

(61) Generally ascribed to the Priscillianist school are the prologues to the four Gospels as they are found in many Old Latin texts.

(62) The contrasts between the Synoptic Gospels and John, the various letters attributed to Paul, and Paul and the other early church leaders were carefully examined.

(63) Described as a thief or an insurrectionist, Barabbas is mentioned in all four Gospels.

(64) Acts is the second volume of the Good News - the sequel to the account of the Gospels.

(65) Irenaeus had already nominated the familiar four Gospels as the only ones that Christians should read.

(66) Have you noticed in the synoptic Gospels the characters sometimes are just a tax collector,a sinner, a Pharisee,a Syrophoenician woman,[/gospels.html]a Centurion who had a slave?

(67) Cognitive linguistic theories and pragmatic principles enable us to gain deeper insight into parables in the Synoptic Gospels.

(68) In the synoptic Gospels, Jesus' ministry does not begin until the arrest of John.

(69) To become a Catholic community that give witness and spread the gospels with zeal and joy.

(70) In fact,did any of you notice,where is the cleansing of the temple incident in the synoptic Gospels, when does it happen?

(71) The arrest is also very different in the synoptic Gospels.

(72) Attributions of other authors range from highly likely (for the other three gospels) to completely unknown (for the Epistle to the Hebrews).

(73) Psalm 118 contains two more verses are quoted in the gospels.

(74) The Gospels don't quite tell us that Jesus was a trade unionist, but they do suggest he backed a living wage.

(75) We know more about this woman then we know about just about anybody else in the synoptic Gospels.

(76) For the synoptic Gospels,John the Baptist's ministry comes here, John the Baptist's ministry stops,Jesus' starts,very clear.

(77) According to the Gospels, he appeared several times to his disciples before ascending into heaven.