The Four-Fold Gospel

by Philip Y. Pendleton; John William McGarvey

Publisher:

Standard

, 1914

Overview

From the introduction: "We feel in placing this work before the public we should accompany it with some words of explanation. It is unique, presenting a combination of features never before collected in one work. Harmonies and Four-fold Gospels are plentiful, and we have examined a large number of them, beginning with the pioneer work of Tatian. We have sought to utilize all the good features employed by others, and to introduce several new and helpful inventions of our own."

Contents

Top Highlights

“he was to keep at a distance from them, and covering his mouth, was to cry, ‘Tame, tame—unclean, unclean’” (Pages 179–180)

“mingled with water, was drunk during the paschal supper.” (Page 658)

“the apostles were ministers, and not ecclesiastical dignitaries” (Page 1)

“But Jesus could not have meant them literally, for his body was untouched and his blood unshed on this occasion when he spoke them.” (Page 658)

“Those, therefore, who choose to use unfermented grape juice are guilty of no irregularity.” (Page 658)

Product Details

• Title: The Four-Fold Gospel
• Authors: Philip Y. Pendleton, John William McGarvey
• Publisher: Logos Research Systems, Inc.
• Publication Date: 1914
• Pages: 767