The Merged Gospels

The version that I’m using for this study is “The Merged Gospels”. I had asked my pastor his opinion on harmonies and chronologies and he lent me his copy, and I subsequently purchased my own version. It was the best I had seen and do prefer hard copy books for studying. You can find it at: https://www.octagonproject.org/store and is also available as a digital copy. They allowed me to use it as long as I gave them credit.

All scripture that is used is from The Merged Gospels harmonized version unless otherwise noted.

The “T” and “C” superscripts. A superscript “T” is shown outside a bracketed reading when the enclosed text is included in the Textus Receptus version of the Greek New Testament, but not the majority of published Greek critical texts. A superscript “C” is shown when the bracketed reading is included in the majority of published Greek critical texts, but not in the Textus Receptus.

It is impossible to merge the Gospels without adding a few words in order to smooth out the text. For this reason, every time it became necessary to add words to the text in any column, this has been indicated by including these words within parentheses – “( )”.

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