Clive Marsh is Director of Lifelong Learning at the University of Leicester, UK.Steve Moyise is Professor of New Testament at the University of Chicester, UK.

• 1. Introduction 2. Gospel of Mark 3. Gospel of Matthew 4. Gospel of Luke 5. Gospel of John 6. Apocryphal Gospels 7. The Quest for the Historical Jesus 8. Jesus: Prophet of the Coming Kingdom 9. Jesus: Teacher and Sage 10. Political and Ethical Interpretations of Jesus 11. Jesus in Art, Media and Culture 12. Conclusion 13. Reflective PostscriptAppendix Further Reading Bibliography

The first edition of this book has already proved its worth to students beginning Gospel study. In this revised and expanded version its authors - experienced teachers of Theology and New Testament - offer a succinct, readable, and stimulating introduction. The writers maintain a good balance between more technical aspects of the subject (e.g., Gospel composition and relationships, "historical Jesus" issues) and matters of more general interest.

Clive Marsh is Director of Lifelong Learning at the University of Leicester, UK.Steve Moyise is Professor of New Testament at the University of Chicester, UK.

• 1. Introduction 2. Gospel of Mark 3. Gospel of Matthew 4. Gospel of Luke 5. Gospel of John 6. Apocryphal Gospels 7. The Quest for the Historical Jesus 8. Jesus: Prophet of the Coming Kingdom 9. Jesus: Teacher and Sage 10. Political and Ethical Interpretations of Jesus 11. Jesus in Art, Media and Culture 12. Conclusion 13. Reflective PostscriptAppendix Further Reading Bibliography

The first edition of this book has already proved its worth to students beginning Gospel study. In this revised and expanded version its authors - experienced teachers of Theology and New Testament - offer a succinct, readable, and stimulating introduction. The writers maintain a good balance between more technical aspects of the subject (e.g., Gospel composition and relationships, "historical Jesus" issues) and matters of more general interest.

Clive Marsh is Director of Lifelong Learning at the University of Leicester, UK.Steve Moyise is Professor of New Testament at the University of Chicester, UK.

• 1. Introduction 2. Gospel of Mark 3. Gospel of Matthew 4. Gospel of Luke 5. Gospel of John 6. Apocryphal Gospels 7. The Quest for the Historical Jesus 8. Jesus: Prophet of the Coming Kingdom 9. Jesus: Teacher and Sage 10. Political and Ethical Interpretations of Jesus 11. Jesus in Art, Media and Culture 12. Conclusion 13. Reflective PostscriptAppendix Further Reading Bibliography

The first edition of this book has already proved its worth to students beginning Gospel study. In this revised and expanded version its authors - experienced teachers of Theology and New Testament - offer a succinct, readable, and stimulating introduction. The writers maintain a good balance between more technical aspects of the subject (e.g., Gospel composition and relationships, "historical Jesus" issues) and matters of more general interest.