Parallel Passage

As you may have known I have been doing a study in the gospels comparing the different versions presented by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. In doing this I have discovered that they kinda jump around a bit and aren't always chronologically identical.

This has added to the time it takes me to study, and to be honest without the help of the Gospelcom bible and it's search tool I wouldn't have been able to stick with it as easily.

So just in case you are interested I decided to put together some of the passages as I go along to make it easier for you to try it for yourself.

One thing you will notice is that due to John's Gospel focusing more on statements and relationships between Jesus and His disciples, events that occur are often only mentioned in the first three Gospels and are not included in John.

Finally if you don't like the translation that I used (the New Living Translation) then after you have gone to the page you can use "see this passage in" pull down box at the top of the page, change it to the translation of your choice, and click go. NIV - New International Version, or KJV - King James Version, are probably two that are the most popular or well known. Do bear in mind that as this is an American website though it will have spelling mistakes (honour, and colour for example).

Jesus Continues to Preach


In this Passage we see Jesus take one of his many trips into the wilderness. hmm maybe this is a good idea - I know I haven't done it for a while, but heading out into the wilderness to pray can definitely give you some time away to focus on God. The last time I tried it though my mind went everywhere, but where I wanted it to go. I think probably because I don't do it often enough, maybe if I practiced a bit more then I would be a little better at it!! Anyway the disciples head up a search party to find him and ask him to return to the city, but Jesus tells him that his message is for everyone not just them. They then head out and travel throughout the land, with Jesus teaching wherever they go.

posted by Tim @ 1/17/2004 01:00:00 PM

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