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'''Ordering the Gospels''' is an issue worth revisiting, because the order affects [[evangelism]], readability, and the significance placed on the [[Gospel of John]], which [[Jesus]] may have initially intended to be the primary eyewitness account by his closest [[Apostle]].  The strongest ordering of the [[Gospels]] is:

'''Ordering the Gospels''' is an issue worth revisiting, because the order affects [[evangelism]], readability, and the significance placed on the [[Gospel of John]], which [[Jesus]] may have initially intended to be the primary eyewitness account by his closest [[Apostle]].  While the content of the [[Gospels]] and entire [[Bible]] is considered to have been inspired, the ordering of its books is not.

 

The strongest ordering of the [[Gospels]] is:

#the [[Gospel of Mark]], as the first written and the easiest to read and understand

#the [[Gospel of Mark]], as the first written and the easiest to read and understand

#the [[Gospel of John]], as the most powerful and yet concise, while beautifully written; preferably restored in its undiluted form

#the [[Gospel of John]], as the most powerful and yet concise, while beautifully written; preferably restored in its undiluted form