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Introduction to the Gospels

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What was the priest's surprising admission about the Gospels?

He found the story-like nature of the Gospels surprising.

He questioned the authenticity of the Gospels.

He realized the Gospels should be read as a continuous narrative. (correct)

He had never read the Gospels before.

How are Gospel readings often presented during Mass?

As short, seemingly unrelated passages. (correct)

As a complete narrative covering several chapters.

In a thematic manner, connecting to previous readings.

In chronological order from Jesus's birth to his death.

What is necessary to grasp the full story of Jesus, according to the content?

Reading only the Gospel of John.

Considering all four Gospels together. (correct)

Attending Mass regularly.

Focusing on the Old Testament prophecies.

What does the author claim about individual Gospels?

<p>Each Gospel contains only a part of Jesus's story. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are 'Harmonies of the Gospels'?

<p>Texts that combine the four Gospels into a single narrative. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Introduction to the Gospels

The Gospels, when read in their entirety, are telling a story
A priest discovered that each Gospel, read by passage rather not continuously, contains only a part of the story of Jesus.
To understand the complete story of Jesus, one needed to read all Gospels to piece together the full story.
Gospels individually contain a part of the story of Jesus
The goal of combining Gospel passages into one cohesive narrative is a core theme.
Harmonies, a term for combining Gospel accounts, have been created for a long time.
Tatian, an early author of Harmonies, composed one.

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Explore the narrative of the Gospels and how they tell the diverse story of Jesus. This quiz delves into the importance of reading each Gospel passage to understand the complete account. Discover the historical context of Harmonies and the contributions of early authors like Tatian.