Moffett's Guide to the Gospels and the Book of Acts

The author tells about the more prominent places in the Gospels like Jerusalem's Second Temple which was the center of religious activity during Jesus' time, Capernaum which was where Jesus lived, and the city of Jerusalem.There is a chapter entitled Gospel Harmony which gives the book, chapter, and verses about things like the miracles, key events, the nativity, the parables, and the ministry of Jesus Christ. The book gives a brief description for each of those things.An outline is...
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The author tells about the more prominent places in the Gospels like Jerusalem's Second Temple which was the center of religious activity during Jesus' time, Capernaum which was where Jesus lived, and the city of Jerusalem.There is a chapter entitled Gospel Harmony which gives the book, chapter, and verses about things like the miracles, key events, the nativity, the parables, and the ministry of Jesus Christ. The book gives a brief description for each of those things.An outline is given for each of the five books, the Gospels and the Book of Acts. Each book is summarized and described in accordance with the outline for that book.The enemies of Jesus Christ, the Pharisees and the Sadducees, are specified. Information is given about who they are and about their origins or from where they came.Clarification is given for the two most confusing words in the Bible, those being "Jew" and "Gentile."Jesus said "I have came only for the lost sheep of the house of Israel." The book tells who are the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel.The people had a reason for crucifying Jesus Christ. The book talks about that reason.The Holy Bible guarantees Christian liberties. The book touches on the Christian liberties that Jesus Christ affirmed.