Mini-library "Gospel" in 4 books (VIP souvenir)

The Gospel (from the Greek. the Good News) - early Christian writings telling about the "earthly life" of Jesus Christ; the church recognized four gospels as canonical and included in the New Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John; the canonical gospels are one of the main sources of Christian doctrine and worship, which developed at the end of the I - beginning of the II century.

The books of this four-volume edition contain, without abbreviation, the canonical texts of the gospels, the authorship of which the church attributes to the apostles.

The reader may notice distinctive characteristic features in each of the works. The Gospel of Matthew emphasizes the fact that Jesus is the Messiah; Mark specifically points to the supernatural power of Christ, demonstrating His Divinity by performing miracles; Luke notes the earthly nature of Jesus, the ideal universal man; the Gospel of John draws readers' attention to the divinity of Christ and contains mainly sermons and conversations of the Son of God.