Matthew's Gospel Essay

The gospel's are the first four books of the New Testament, from not only the most famous book in the world but also the most accurate, the Bible. They are in order from Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Matthew, one of Jesus' disciples, wrote a journal during his apostleship and time he spent with Jesus. This enter book is Matthew's point of view of what he experienced with Jesus. This book was written by Matthew to the Jewish community to try and give a testimony of what he experienced with whom Matthew believes is the Messiah, Jesus. Mark, a scribe, was not one of Jesus' disciples. He took the stories and ministry of Jesus and wrote about them to talk about Jesus as the Messiah. Mark wrote this book for the Romans, so this book appeals to the Roman culture and population. …show more content…
Luke, one of Jesus' disciples, was a doctor. The book of Luke, also a testament to the life, death and resurrection of Jesus as the Messiah, was very detailed and in depth. Lastly is John's gospel. John was a disciple of Jesus and affectionately known as "the one whom Jesus loved,” a nickname dubbed by John himself. John's gospel is a very relational one. It shows the picture of Jesus as the Messiah and tells the stories of Jesus' teachings and the life, death, and resurrection. John wrote this gospel and painted the picture of Jesus being very relational throughout the entire gospel. This is known as the relational gospel. All of the gospels are different and all from different points of view, yet they are all so similar in that they tell the same story: Jesus' life and his teachings, His death, and His resurrection, fulfilling prophecy and showing that he is the Messiah and the Savior of the