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- Video discussions related to part 1:
- Are the Gospels only valuable because they contain facts about Jesus, or is it also important to consider their literary aspects?
Lesson Outline >Click to load video
- Introduction
Literary Character
• Genre
º Historical Narrative
- º Greco-Roman Biography
º Biblical Narrative
- • Reliability
º Access
º Candor
- º Corroboration
º Training
- º Theological Convictions
º Holy Spirit
- Status in the Church
• Composition
º Similarities
- º Theories of Composition
º Certainty
- • Authenticity
º Trustworthy Authors
º Apostolic Approval
º Witness of the Church
- Unity
• Same Story
• Jesus
º Proofs
- º Vocabulary
º Stages
- Variety
• Apparent Difficulties
º Chronology
º Omission
º Different Events
º Different Speeches
- • Distinct Emphases
º Matthew
- º Mark
- º Luke
- º John
Conclusion