Formulari processionali per il canto del vangelo Liber generationis by Anna Vildera

“…Tables in this article compare some melodies of both gospels (I-Pc E 1, 1170; F-Pn n.a. lat. 1535, GB-WO F.160, thirteenth c.; Missale Strigoniense, ante 1341; transcriptions by Joseph Pothier), and chants (HR-Zmk MR 72, thirteenth c.; A-KN 1010, A-KN 1013, F-Pn lat. 12044: twelfth c.; A-Gu 29, CH-E 611: fourteenth c.; SI-Lna 18, 1491), with references to their liturgical contexts.…”
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« Savez par qoy ay mis en rime de France… ? » Peut-on définir le style de Nicolas de Vérone ? by Chloé Lelong

“…In the fourteenth century, in northeastern Italy, Nicholas of Verona wrote three chansons de geste of different inspiration in Franco-Italian : Pharsalus, which rewrites two chapters of the medieval chronicle of the Fet des Romains in the form of an epic, Prise de Pamplune, which is a continuation of L’Entrée d’Espagne, and Passion, which is a compilation of the Gospels. His style, inherited from the figures of thought and the rhetorical art of jugglers, reflects an innovative vision of the world and of heroism. …”
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La Luçerna Yndyca de E. Sancho de Melgar y Santa Cruz. Manuscrito de finales del siglo XVII by Gerald Taylor

“…In the National Library of Bogota is to be found an unpublished manuscript of the same author, La Luçerna Yndyca, which contains a study of the spelling of the Lengua General, a copious Castellano-Quechua lexicon (in fact, a systematization of González Holguín’s dictionary) as well as translations of the Gospels. However its principal interest is that of being a testimony to how a 17th century professor of the University of San Marcos taught the Lengua General. …”
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From the Reform of the Liturgy through Metamorphosis to Being Conformable to Christ by Marcel Mojzeš

“…The analysis has shown that the idea of reform is linked to the center of the teaching of the Gospels and of St. Paul about the human person and to the experience of a new life in Christ. …”
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Biblical exegesis and «sequela Christi». About the work of Heinz Schürmann by Ricardo Aldana Valenzuela

“…The work of the universal recognized German exegete Heinz Schürmann retains a vigorous unity, a unique personal identity as historical-critical exegesis of the Gospels, which allows frank dialogue not only with the other outstanding exegetes of his time, but also with fundamental and dogmatic theology, and philosophical issues relevant to the topics covered. …”
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Article Review: Hope S. Antone "Bridging the Gaps between Mission, Evangelism and Ecumenism." by Jesster Fonseca

“…From One Jesus to Four Gospels. Quezon City: Claretian Publications, 1997. …”
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Reading Matthew as a historical narrative by Francois P. Viljoen

“…The arguments in the article are illustrated with reference to the Matthean Gospel.…”
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A Critical Engagement with N. T. Wright on Natural Theology by Andrew Ter Ern Loke

“…Contrary to Wright, some contemporary versions of the arguments of Natural Theology do not entail ‘classical theism’ as Wright understood it but increase the plausibility of miracles and the Jesus of the Gospels. …”
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Fore-Giving in Time: A Husserlian Reading of <i>Genesis</i>, <i>Luke</i>, and <i>John</i> by Peter R. Costello

“…The final part of the paper engages with three biblical texts—the story of Joseph and his brothers in Genesis, where forgiveness is mentioned for the first time—and two short passages in the Gospels of Luke and John. Ultimately, the paper concludes that forgiveness of self and other occurs as a kind of pre-giving or fore-giving in the sense of opening up new meaning for us all to inhabit.…”
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John the Baptist and Fasting by Gianluca Olcese

“…The Gospels passages describe John the Baptist’s ascetic behaviour in the Judean desert, eating locusts and wild honey, wearing garments made of camel hair. …”
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Solving the synoptic puzzle: introducing the case for the Farrer hypothesis by Eve, E

“…The question of how the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke relate to each other has become the subject of often intense debate. …”

Being Emmanuel: Matthew's ever-present Jesus? by Bockmuehl, M

“…Among the New Testament Gospels, Matthew most emphatically stresses the continued presence of Jesus throughout his ministry and with his disciples after Easter. …”

Introduction. Art, articulation and incarnation: mystical theology and seeing the invisible by Appleton, H, Nelstrop, L

“…An examination of the 'Incarnation Initials' of Insular Gospel Books and Gerald of Wales's discussion of the Gospels of Kildare highlights the importance of craft, materiality and the transcendent to these medieval works of art. …”

An Analysis of Fundamentals and Factors of Positive Thinking and the Ways of its Emergence in Islam and the New Testament by Zahra Mohagheghian, Masood Azarbayejani

“…In other hand, the basic foundation of hope in the Three Gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke) and the teachings of Paul is the promise of a coming Kingdom. …”
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Nomina Inserere Voluerint, Non Prohibeatur. Nominal Inscriptions Inside the Altar in the North-East of the Iberic Peninsula (9th-13th Centuries) by Marianne Blanchard

“…In the altar he placed relics, three fragments of hosts, three grains of incense and small parchments on which was written the information about the consecration, the ten commandments and the beginning of the four gospels. The Catalan consecration ritual corresponded to a specific liturgical codification, the Catalan-Narbonne ordo, which is generally accepted to have been strictly followed. …”
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Perykopa o wskrzeszeniu Łazarza (J 11, 1-44) a nauka św. Augustyna o odpuszczeniu grzechów by Wojciech Kamczyk

“… Interpreting the pericope about the resurrection of Lazarus, Augustine began his commentary with a reflection about three resurrection miracles described in the Gospels. Namely the raising to life Jairus’ daughter, young man of Nain and Lazarus. …”
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Mary in the Apostolic Church in the Light of the Lucan Writings by Krzysztof Wojciech Mielcarek

“…Bennema and other scholars interested in the Gospels’ characters and their characterisation.…”
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Red lights in the sky, hunger in sight. Aurora borealis and famine between experience and rhetoric in the early Middle Ages. by Andrea Maraschi

“…Attention will be mainly focused on the latter aspect, and specifically on the potential connection between the signs associated with the end of times in the Gospels, and actual records of aurorae, which were in turn interpreted as proving and confirming biblical prophecies. …”
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Mas(c/k) of a Man: Masculinity and Jesus in Performance by Megan Wines

“…This article is an examination of the masculinity of Jesus as it is presented in the Gospel of Mark, as it argues that the Gospel of Mark presents a seemingly “unmasculine” depiction of Jesus that performers (as well as later interpreters) would have had to make performance choices about in their own depictions of Jesus for a given performance event. …”
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Do grapes produce blood? A problematic metaphor in biblical texts by Dr. Mark Wilson

“…The failure to understand this metaphor has produced an overly literal interpretation both in the Gospels and in Revelation. The failure to understand the metaphor in the harvest imagery of Revelation, particularly in 14:20, has contributed to the perception that the Apocalypse endorses extreme violence. …”
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