The Gospels and their gospel about Christ the Savior and His redemptive work

Contents I. Gospel 1.1. The name of the Gospels according to the very meaning of this sacred term and in application to the oral and written gospel of Christ the Savior 1.2. Inscriptions of the Gospels 1.3. The fourfold number of the Gospels is 1.4. Historical, dogmatic and legal significance of the Gospels ΙΙ. Synoptic question and experiments in solving it 2. 1. Synoptic question 2. Experiments in solving synoptic problem 2.1. Hypothesis of the oral first gospel 2. 2. Hypothesis of the written first gospel 2.3. Hypothesis of mutual use of weather forecasters 2.3.2. How did the synoptic narrative type develop in Matthew and how was it reflected in Mark and Luke? 2.3.3. Theoretical justification for the idea of ​​mutual use of the first three Gospels in the very purpose of the gospel of Christ 2.3.4. Mutual dependence and complete independence in the origin of all the Gospels while reproducing the integral way of life and teaching of Christ the Savior III Christ the Savior and His redemptive work as depicted in the canonical Gospels 3.1. Jesus Christ, as the truly promised Messiah and, therefore, divine, according to the Gospel of Matthew 3.2. Jesus Christ, as the true and saving power of God, according to the Gospel of Mark 3.3. Jesus Christ, as the divine and salvific reconciler of all mankind, according to the Gospel of Luke 3.4. Jesus Christ as God the Word and the Only Begotten of the Father, according to the Gospel of John You might be interested in: