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The Gospels and Acts: Texts & Websites
1. Texts & Synopses
The Five
Gospels Parallels (New URL)
John W. Marshall: Presentation of the " Five
Gospels" (four canonical + Thomas). "Designed to be a
teaching tool for introductory level classes in New Testament and Christian
Origins".
Gospels
and Acts in Greek
Robert Fowler: Transcription of the Gospels and Acts in Greek using
the SPIonic Font (for which, see
Greek New Testament Gateway: Fonts).
A Four-Part Harmony
of the Gospels
David Wallis: Allows one to view parallel passages in the
Gospels in separate frames from the Bible Gateway's NIV text.
Four-Color
Synopsis
Stephen Carlson: A colored
Greek Synopsis.
Sample
Synopsis
Mahlon Smith: a fine-looking colored English Synopsis with exegesis.
Greek New
Testament Gateway: Texts
On-line versions of the Greek New Testament.
New Testament
Gateway: Bible Translations & Editions
On-line versions of Bible translations and editions.
All-in-One
Biblical Resources Search
All-in-One page to search through on-line Greek New Testaments and Bible
translations.
2. Web Sites
Electronic
New Testament Educational Resources (Major New
Site)
Felix Just, S.J. - Loyola Marymount University
Synoptic Gospel
Primer
Mahlon Smith: Useful
introductions to the study of the Synoptic Problem, sample synopses and an
extensive bibliography. A good place for the study of the Synoptic
Gospels.
The
Synoptic Problem Home Page
Stephen Carlson: Overview with lots of useful material.
The Synoptic
Problem & Q
The New Testament Gateway's listing
of web sites, articles and other resources relating to the Synoptic
Problem and the Q hypothesis.
The Whole
Bible: New Testament History
Geoff Trowbridge: Literary introduction to the New Testament and related
literature.
Other sources for Christian scriptural history:
All external links are provided purely as references, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this author.
Jesus of Nazareth in
Early Christian Gospels
Andrew Bernhard: Useful resource, featuring introductions, translations, bibliography and
links on canonical, non-canonical and hypothetical gospels.
Encyclopaedia
Britannica: Gospels & Acts
Krister Stendahl & Emilie T. Sander: Enclopedia entry on the Gospels
& Acts including discussions of the Synoptic Problem, Form Criticism
and each of the Gospels & Acts.
Gospels & Acts
(Text This Week)
Jenee Woodard: Guide to what is available on the web on Matthew, Mark,
Luke, John and Acts, including both general resources and a Scripture Index.
From
Jesus To Christ: The Story of the Storytellers
PBS documentary From Jesus to Christ. Includes comments from
Michael White, Helmut Koester and Elaine Pagels.
Resources
for New Testament Studies: Gospels and Acts
Rodney Decker: Annotated compendium of useful links.
Symbols
of the Four Evangelists
Felix Just, S.J.: Illustrated page detailing the
history of the symbols (human, lion, ox, eagle) associated with the four
evangelists.
Johannine
Literature
_____________: The Fourth Gospel
& The Letters of John, a starting-point for
Johannine research on the internet with a series of links to available material.
The
Gospel of Mark Homepage
Michael Spencer: Material on Mark, with some being of a more devotional nature.
Gospel of Luke
Richard Anderson: Original articles on Luke along with links
to other material on Luke.
[Semeia
16: Perspectives on Mark's Gospel (Currently Unavailable)
Norman Peterson, ed.: The full text of Semeia 16 (1980), devoted to
Mark's Gospel. Features a classic article by Robert Tannehill on "The
Gospel of Mark as Narrative Christology".]
The Fourth Gospel -
Homepage for Research
Armand J. Gagne Jr.: Bibliography on John.
The
Gospel of John Introduction and Commentary
Hall Harris: Another starting point for study of John.