Matthew →
A Gospel shaped by teaching, narrative and repeated appeals to Israel’s Scriptures. Notice how the five extended teaching discourses sit within the story of Jesus.
Read Matthew →Four accounts. Read them closely.
Search the Gospels.
Read Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in full. Follow a word, explore a topic, or compare an interpretation.
Gospels
Mark →
A Gospel that moves through Jesus’ ministry toward suffering and the cross. Pay attention to misunderstanding, secrecy, discipleship and the manuscript note at the ending.
Read Mark →Luke →
A Gospel with a formal introduction and sustained attention to mercy, outsiders, prayer and Jerusalem. Read it alongside Acts, which continues its account.
Read Luke →John →
A Gospel built around signs, extended conversations and statements about Jesus’ identity. Distinguish the narrator’s explanations from dialogue and follow the images through each conversation.
Read John →Begin with a topic
14 curated starting points. This index is selective, not a list of every passage on each subject.
Respectful inquiry and nonviolence guide our reading. Text and editorial notes are different. Scripture is the public-domain World English Bible, supplied through a dated digital-text snapshot. Topic selections and comparison notes are original editorial aids, not part of the translation or an exhaustive concordance.
Source snapshot expanded October 20, 2026. All 27 New Testament books and 19 selected Old Testament chapters are included. Verse wording is preserved; paragraph formatting and translator footnotes are not reproduced. Read the publisher’s text and notes · Text provenance. New notes dated October 19, 2026.