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Four Gospels, One Jesus?: A Symbolic Reading is unavailable, but you can change that!

Four Gospels, One Jesus? introduces Jesus through the four Gospel authors' portraits of him. Burridge gives a clear interpretation of each author's depiction of Jesus and compares the Gospels with classical biographies. He also uses symbols to represent each image of Jesus which include a human face, lion, ox, and eagle. The text of this new edition has been updated to include developments in...

(Deut. 3:27; 34:1–4); after his death, the Israelites crossed the river Jordan led by Joshua, whose name means ‘God is salvation’ (Josh. 3). Now we have another prophet in the wilderness (Matt. 3:1–3); Jesus, ‘God is salvation’, comes to the river Jordan (3:13), and is declared by God to be ‘my Son’ (3:17); like Israel, he is then led into the wilderness to be tested for forty days and nights (4:1–2), at the end of which, he too is taken to a high mountain to be shown the kingdoms of the world (4:8);
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