God chose four men to write His gospel. They had different occupations, different perspectives, and different personalities, giving a complete gospel presentation to whoever reads them.
QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION:
1. Who were the four men who wrote the gospel?
2. What were their occupations?
3. What were their personalities?
4. What audience did each write to?
5. Explain why it is important to relate to Said, Did, Felt, and Was when witnessing.
6. What are you known for?
7. What was your “Aha” Moment?
I know I have asked several questions, but I believe it is necessary to understand these points to become; “The Greatest Evangelistic Team in the Region!”
Looking forward to our discussion.
In His Service,
Bishop Bill
You can watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSoI6BTENrg&t=1s
Wow! Definitely brought a whole new experience of the four gospels.
1 Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
2 Matthew was a tax collector
Mark was a Educator
Luke was a Physician
John was a Fisherman
3 Matthew was a Rationalist- He talked about what Jesus said.
Mark was a Artisan He talked about what Jesus did.
Luke Caregiver, Guardian He talked about what Jesus felt.
John Idealist He talked about what Jesus was "Son of God".
4 Matthew- Jews
Mark - Gentile
Luke - Greeks
John - to all people
5 it is important because people take and things in hear things in a different level and aspect. Just had Jesus used parables it was so that people could understand…
1. Who were the four men who wrote the gospel?
1. Matthew
2. Mark
3. Luke
4. John
2. What were their occupations?
1. Tax collector
2. Educator/interpreter
3. Physician
4. Fisherman
3. What were their personalities?
1. Ratonalist/analytical
2. Artisian/craftsman
3. Caregiver/guardian
4. Idealist/let's just get at it 😜
4. What audience did each write to?
1. Jews
2. Gentile converts
3. Theophilus/greeks
4. All people
5. Explain why it is important to relate to Said, Did, Felt, and Was when witnessing.
-it brings your personal... This is what God has done in my life
---??? Not sure I really get this one 😬🙁
I will go read all your answers 😛❤️
6. What are you known for?
Probably…
Who were the four who wrote the gospel?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John,
What were their occupations?
Matthew a tax collector,
Mark stenographer/disciple
Luke a Physician
John a fisherman
What were their personalities?
Matthew was a accurate record keeper. He knew the human heart of the Jewish people. And he was loyal to Jesus Luke was a humble person and did not want attention drawn to him Mark was likely a D-assertive as his gospel was the shortest out of the other three disciples John at times had temper problems and would be quick to lash out of people.
What audience did each write to?
Matthew wrote to the Jews
Mark Gentile Converts
Luke Greco -Roman's
John did not focus on…
Wow! eye opener! Thanks Bishop for all the study to bring to us effective ways to minister to people.
1. Who were the four men who wrote the gospel?
Matthew - Lion, Mark - Ox, Luke - Man, John - Eagle
2. What were their occupations?
Matthew - Tax Collector, Mark - Investigator/Interpreter, Luke - Physician, John - Fisherman
3. What were their personalities?
Matthew - analytical, wordy, focused on what Jesus said, talked about the Kingdom, presented Jesus as King Mark - servant, not into the details, just get ur done, an eye witness, talked about what Jesus did, presented Jesus as a servant Luke - humanitarian, empathic, considered the feelings of others, focused on what Jesus felt, presented Jesus…
1. Who were the four men who wrote the gospel? Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
2. What were their occupations? Matthew - Tax collector, Mark - craftsman, Luke - physician, John - fisherman
3. What were their personalities?Matthew - Rationalist - presenting what Jesus said, Jesus as King. Mark - Artisan - presenting what Jesus did, Jesus as servant. Luke - presenting what Jesus felt, Jesus as a man. John - presenting what Jesus was, Jesus as the Son of God.
4. What audience did each write to? Matthew - to the Jews, Mark - to Gentile converts, Luke - to the Greeks, particularly to a man of influence among them, John - to all.
5. Explain why it is important…