The Kingdom of God
Matthew
The Promised Messiah-King
Matthew
The prophesied coming of the Messiah and the Jewish rejection of their King
Matthew
Written by a disciple
Matthew and John
Written to the Jews
Matthew
The Prophetic Gospel
Matthew
References Jesus as the Son of David
Matthew
Possibly the Lion-like creature in Revelation 4:7
Matthew
Tells of Jesus' birth
Luke and Matthew
Records his Genealogy back to David and Abraham
Matthew
The Most Old Testament Quotations
Matthew
Illustrates Jesus' Galilean ministry
Matthew, Mark, and Luke
The Suffering Servant
Mark
The Servant of God
Mark
Jesus Christ, the obedient and suffering Servant
Mark
Written by a companion of Peter
Mark
Written to the Romans
Mark
The Practical Gospel
Mark
Possibly the first written
Mark
Possibly the Ox-like creature in Revelation 4:7
Mark
Does not tell of Jesus' birth
Mark and John
Does not record his genealogy at all
Mark and John
Short, action packed, less commentary more doing
Mark
The Perfect Man
Luke
The Son of Man
Luke
Jesus Christ the perfect Son of Man as the Savior for all sinners
Luke
Written by a companion of Paul
Luke
Written to the Greeks
Luke
The Historical Gospel
Luke
Authenticates Jesus' humanity and death
Luke
Tells of Jesus' birth
Luke and Matthew
Records his Genealogy back to Adam
Luke
Possibly the Man-like creature in Revelation 4:7
Luke
Records his Genealogy back to Adam
Luke
Contains prayer, poetry, and prophecy
Luke
The Son of God
John
The Son of God
John
Jesus Christ the Son of God and God the Son
John
Written by a disciple
Matthew and John
Written to the Church (Jew and Gentile)
John
The Spiritual Gospel
John
Only 8 miracles are recorded
John
Possibly the Eagle-like creature in Revelation 4:7
John
Does not tell of Jesus' birth
Mark and John
Does not record his genealogy at all
Mark and John
No parables - instead uses miracles as illustrations and has discourses.
John
Illustrates Jesus' Judean ministry
John