The horizontal line synopsis of the Gospels

As the title states, this is a horizontal synopsis of the Gospels in English (my print edition says "RSV". It might unveil some insights to the reader, I just got my print edition. And it would be nice to have it in Logos / Verbum.

ISBN 091594801X (which is not accepted in the field above)

amzn https://www.amazon.com/horizontal-line-synopsis-Gospels/dp/091594801X/ref%3Dsr_1_1?nsdOptOutParam=true

There is another request for works by the same author here.

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DMB

Not questioning your thinking, but it looks similar to some of our synopsis's?

I voted but seems like a great feature.

NichtnurBibelleser

As far as I see, Text Comparison gives you various translations of one Bible verse.

Linear Synopsis gives you Mt, Mk, Lk, Joh one below the other. The book has 4 chapters, each for one gospel in the first line.

DMB

Yeh … I got mixed up!

Veli Voipio

Any Greek version of that?

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