Johann Heinrich Heidegger's Introduction to the NT (Gospels)

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Get familiar with the Gospel of Luke!

The great Swiss theologian, Johann Heinrich Heidegger, gives us an outline of Luke's Gospel.

 

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Here, Heidegger provides a brief summary of the Gospel of Luke...

 

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Heidegger provides the very best interpreters on the Gospel of Luke...

 

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Here, Heidegger gives us preview to his introductory study of the Gospel of John...

 

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Heidegger's introductory survey on the Gospel of Luke is now available in its entirety at www.fromreformationtoreformation.com/new-testament-survey .

 

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Heidegger says a few words on the inscription of John's Gospel...

 

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What do we know about the Apostle John from Scripture and Church History? Heidegger provides a sketch...

 

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Heidegger provides a brief defense of the Apostolic authorship of the Gospel of John...

 

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With the other three Gospels in circulation, why did John decide to write? Heidegger considers the evidence...

 

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Heidegger briefly summarizes the argument of the Gospel of John...

 

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Heidegger here reflects upon some of the peculiar ways in which John expresses himself...

 

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At what point in his life and career did John write his Gospel? Heidegger briefly surveys the evidence...

 

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Get reacquainted with the Gospel of John...

Heidegger gives us a detailed outline.

 

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Get reacquainted with the Gospel of John!

Heidegger's Synoptic Outline of John.

 

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Here, Heidegger gives us a veritable "who's who" of Johannine Commentators.

 

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God was pleased to call, not one, but four Evangelists to write the Gospel History. How are the various parts of their writings to be harmonized?

Heidegger sheds light on this fascinating branch of New Testament studies...

 

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Why would God will the Gospel history to be written by four?

 

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What, if anything, do the Four Gospels have to do with the Four Cherubs of Ezekiel?

Heidegger explores...

 

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Johann Heinrich Heidegger's Introduction to the Gospel of John is now available in its entirety, online and free!

www.fromreformationtoreformation.com/new-testament-survey

 

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Do the differences in the Gospels amount to disagreement among the Evangelists?

In this post, Heidegger argues that the differences actually prove a fundamental agreement without collusion.

 

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The Lord gave us four Gospels.

But from the earliest days of the Church, Biblical scholars and theologians (from Tatian to Calvin) have attempted to produce literary and historical "Gospel Harmonies".

Is this a legitimate undertaking? In this post, Johann Heinrich Heidegger considers the question.

 

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If the Gospel accounts are to be rightly harmonized, it is important to adopt a sound method.

In this post, Heidegger begins by defining the beginning and ending of Christ's ministry.

 

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A reading of the Synoptic Gospels may seem to indicate that Christ's earthly ministry was about a year. The Gospel of John, however, seems to require at least three.

How long was Christ's ministry? In this post, Heidegger surveys the various positions...

 

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How long was Christ's earthly ministry?

The number of Passovers in the Gospel of John provides a key.

Against Scaliger, Heidegger here argues that there were four.

 

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Have you ever wondered about Gabriel's prophecy at the end of Daniel 9?

And what does it have to do with the length of Christ's ministry?

Heidegger investigates...

 

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Do we know at what time of year Christ was baptized?

Heidegger investigates...

 

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Does any one of the Gospels consistently preserve the exact historical order of events?

Here, Heidegger recommends an eclectic approach...

 

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It can be difficult to set the Gospel Narratives in their historical order.

In this post, Heidegger proposes rules/principles to guide the process...

 

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Have you ever noticed that the Gospel writers do not always put events in their chronological order?

In this post, Heidegger provides a detailed chronological outline of the Life of Christ. Saving us a mountain of labor...

 

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It can be very difficult to put the Gospel accounts in their chronological order.

In this post, Heidegger does just that, but briefly, providing an overview of the life of our Jesus at a glace...