James D. Quiggle

"The Gospel of Jesus Christ" is a four volume commentary on the life and works of Jesus the Christ based on the Author's harmony of the gospels, "Four Voices, One Testimony, " Reader Edition. The four volumes are Vol. I, 6 BC to Passover AD 30; Vol. II, Passover AD 30-Passover AD 32; Vol. III, Passover AD 32-Passover AD 33; Vol. IV, Crucifixion, Resurrection, Ascension. "Four Voices, One Testimony" combines the four gospels into one continuous chronologically ordered narrative of the 182 events in the life of Jesus Christ, using the Author's translation of the New Testament.
"The Gospel of Jesus Christ" is an exposition of those 182 events, primarily drawn from the Author's individual commentaries on Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. A bibliography in each volume of lists all sources used in "The Gospel of Jesus Christ." The benefit of "The Gospel of Jesus Christ" is understanding the events of the life and works of Jesus Christ in their chronological order from "The Preface of the Testimony (Mark 1:1; Luke 1:1-4)" to the "Epilogue (John 20:30-31; 21:25)." Five indices (repeated in each volume) identify the location of every scripture by event and volume. The four volumes of "The Gospel of Jesus Christ" are an excellent resource to study, teach, and preach through the life and works of Jesus the Christ.