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1. Mark (ca. 65–70 AD) | 1. Mark (ca. 65–70 AD) | ||
Characteristics: | Characteristics: | ||
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2. Matthew (ca. 70–85 AD) | 2. Matthew (ca. 70–85 AD) | ||
How It Builds on Mark: | How It Builds on Mark: | ||
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3. Luke (ca. 80–90 AD) | 3. Luke (ca. 80–90 AD) | ||
How It Builds on Mark and Matthew: | How It Builds on Mark and Matthew: | ||
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4. John (ca. 90–100 AD) | 4. John (ca. 90–100 AD) | ||
How It Builds on Synoptic Gospels (Mark, Matthew, and Luke): | How It Builds on Synoptic Gospels (Mark, Matthew, and Luke): | ||
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:John presents the culmination of theological reflection, showcasing Jesus’ preexistence, His intimate relationship with the Father, and the mystical union of Christ and believers. | :John presents the culmination of theological reflection, showcasing Jesus’ preexistence, His intimate relationship with the Father, and the mystical union of Christ and believers. | ||
Comparison and Progressive Revelation | '''Comparison and Progressive Revelation''' | ||
:Mark → Matthew: | :Mark → Matthew: | ||
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::Reflects advanced understanding of Old Testament shadows and typologies. | ::Reflects advanced understanding of Old Testament shadows and typologies. | ||
Conclusion | '''Conclusion''' | ||
The Gospels demonstrate a progression in understanding and presentation of Jesus’ life and mission. Each builds upon its predecessor: | The Gospels demonstrate a progression in understanding and presentation of Jesus’ life and mission. Each builds upon its predecessor: | ||
