Thomas and Gundry Harmony of the Gospels (missing?)

TCBlack
TCBlack Member Posts: 10,980 ✭✭✭
edited November 2024 in English Forum

Another potential flaw in my memory has come to light today as I was examining the gospel of Luke.  

I thought for sure I could remember that once upon a time Logos had the Harmony of the Gospels by Robert L. Thomas and Stanley N. Gundry.

This particular harmony is itself a revision of A.T. Robertson's (which was an extension of John Broadus')

I note that the Cox/Easley Harmony claims to be in the line of Broadus → Robertson as well and it is dated later than my Thomas/Gundry harmony (1988).  

At first I thought perhaps Robertsons or Cox might follow the same numbering as Gundry so my question:

Did we once have the Thomas and Gundry Harmony of the Gospels?   Or is my memory suspect as usual?

Hmm Sarcasm is my love language. Obviously I love you. 

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  • Dan
    Dan Member Posts: 217 ✭✭

    Thomas Black said:

    Did we once have the Thomas and Gundry Harmony of the Gospels?   Or is my memory suspect as usual?

     

    I would love to have a copy of that in Logos!

  • fgh
    fgh Member Posts: 8,948 ✭✭✭

    I have no idea about the answer to your question, but since this thread is likely to be read by people knowing something about harmonies, I'm taking the liberty to hijack it a bit. [:)]

    I'm normally using the Swedish translation of Peisker's harmony. Does anyone know how that compares to the ones we have in Logos?

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  • Christian Huls
    Christian Huls Member Posts: 11 ✭✭

    Yes, I believe it was there once upon a time.  It's a shame that it's gone.  It was based on the NASB and the essays were different.

     

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