An invaluable resource for bible study and sermon preparation. Having both Greek and English is excellent. ( )

A helpful book showing the similarities and differences between the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The most current editions include the Gospel of Thomas in an appendix, back-translated into Greek. (Only a few fragments of Thomas survive in Greek, so any translation can only be guesswork.) Since Thomas contains the strongest parallels to the New Testament gospels (and the reasons for this are loudly debated) this appendix allows for comparative research (no matter what theory one holds to.)

An essential tool for New Testament research; use Throckmorton's volume if you do not yet know Greek.

-Kushana ( )

This version includes the Gospel of John - not all parallel Gospels do. ( )

One of my most prized possessions - an essential tool for Synoptic studies, and I found it lots of fun to play with at College. What can I say, I'm weird like that. ( )