This season, Kylene and Tanya have decided to explore the Harmony of the Gospels.

This view of gospel interpretation looks the recorded stories and sermons of Jesus and explores the similarities and differences between the four gospels.

Why aren't they all the same?

Why do some stories appear in some gospels but not in others?

Why do they not all record the same events in the same way?

And perhaps most importantly, do the answers to any of these questions invalidate the gospels in any way?

In today's episode, we wrap up defining what the Harmony of the Gospels is, the history and context in which the gospels were written, and who the writers of the gospels really were.

The resources we used in this episode come from the following:

Blue Letter Bible: https://www.blueletterbible.org/study/harmony/index.cfm

National Geographic Archaeology of the Bible - The Greatest Discoveries from Genesis to the Roman Era by Jean-Pierre Isbouts (2016)

Who's Who in the Bible - The Old Testament and The Apocrypha by Joan Comay (1980)

Who's Who in the Bible - The New Testament by Ronald Brownrigg (1980)