The four gospels all tell one story from 4 different perspectives. The book of Mark is the first one composed and it considered to be written to an audience that spoke Greek and lived outside of Jewish customs. Mark is said to be written in 70 AD. Mark focuses on the miracle worker side of Jesus, rushing from one miracle to another. The next book that was written was the book of Matthew and it was written around 80 and 90 AD. Matthew was writing to a Jewish audience. He was trying to convince the Jews that Jesus himself was a Jew. Matthew proves this by tracing Jesus' genealogy all the way back to Abraham. Matthew's main purpose was to portray Jesus as a teacher even greater than Moses, and also to show the people that the law of Moses was
