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Four Gospels. One Remarkable Story. See the Life of Jesus in a Whole New Way.


Instead of studying each Gospel separately, discover what happens when their distinct accounts are brought together—and the fuller picture begins to emerge.


Here you will find a powerful resource for seeing Jesus more clearly!

A One-of-a-Kind Gospel Study Resource

You know the stories. You have read the verses. But have you ever followed the life of Jesus from beginning to end in the order the events took place?

See where Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John record the same event—and discover details you may have missed when reading each account separately. Follow the connections between one moment in Jesus’ ministry and the next. Recognize the events recorded by only one Gospel writer. And use the chronological arrangement to gain a clearer, more complete picture of what Jesus said and did.


Key Revelations Include:

  • Follow the events of Jesus’ life and ministry in chronological order
  • Compare Gospel accounts of the same event to see the fuller picture
  • Discover important details one Gospel includes that another does not
  • Find Gospel passages quickly using an event-based chronological reference
  • Identify events that are unique to Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John
Do not settle for seeing the ministry of Jesus only in isolated passages. The Jesus revealed in the Gospels is the clearest revelation of the Father—and the better you understand His life, words, and actions, the better you can know Him.

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The Gospels in Chronological Order: Compiled by Andrew Wommack – August 2026 - Faith & Flame - Books and Gifts - Harrison House - 9781667515496

LEARN HOW TO...

Follow Jesus’ life and ministry in the sequence the events occurred.

Bring parallel Gospel accounts together and discover details you may have overlooked.

Recognize the unique perspective and contribution of each Gospel writer.

See the life of Jesus with greater clarity—and gain a fuller picture of who He is.

“This will give the reader a much clearer understanding of the events in the life of our Lord.” — Andrew Wommack