A Harmony of the Gospels for Students of the Life of Christ Based on the Broadus Harmony in the Revised Version

This volume lines up the four Gospels side by side, letting readers watch the narrative of Jesus unfold in a clear, chronological layout. The common column presents Mark, while the adjacent columns follow Matthew, Luke, and John, reflecting modern consensus that the latter two drew on Mark’s framework. Updated notes and appendices bring the classic Broadus harmony into conversation with current synoptic criticism, Old‑Testament references, and ongoing debates about the Johannine Gospel. The editor’s revisions keep the original purpose—to illuminate the inner movement of Christ’s story—while adding fresh insights for today’s student.

Designed for anyone who wants to study the life of Christ in depth, the book serves seminary students, pastors, Sunday‑school teachers, and curious lay readers alike. Parallel passages highlight both striking agreements and natural differences among the accounts, encouraging thoughtful engagement rather than simple harmonization. With its organized tables and scholarly commentary, the work offers a practical foundation for anyone seeking a clearer picture of Jesus’s ministry.