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The four books of the Gospels have fascinating differences in perspective, and their optimal ordering is probably not their current one
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The authenticity of the Gospels is brilliantly confirmed by how their four authors were ethnically different and socially opposed to each other, and yet independently verify each other's key facts.
 
The authenticity of the Gospels is brilliantly confirmed by how their four authors were ethnically different and socially opposed to each other, and yet independently verify each other's key facts.
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The four books of the Gospels have fascinating differences in perspective, and [[ordering the Gospels|their best ordering]] can be debated:
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The four books of the Gospels have fascinating differences in perspective, and [[ordering the Gospels|their optimal ordering]] is probably not their current one:
 
*[[Gospel of Matthew]] - the longest eyewitness account, by [[the Apostles|the Apostle]] [[Matthew]]; thorough with many powerful [[parables]], expanding on the [[Gospel of Mark]]
 
*[[Gospel of Matthew]] - the longest eyewitness account, by [[the Apostles|the Apostle]] [[Matthew]]; thorough with many powerful [[parables]], expanding on the [[Gospel of Mark]]
 
*[[Gospel of Mark]] - first written, also by an eyewitness ([[Mark]]), this is concise, fearless, and irreverent towards [[the Apostles]] and the "Herodians".
 
*[[Gospel of Mark]] - first written, also by an eyewitness ([[Mark]]), this is concise, fearless, and irreverent towards [[the Apostles]] and the "Herodians".
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