The four Gospels as one: The life,... by Yarn, David H. , Jr
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by Yarn, David H. , Jr
"The major objective of this work is to provide a single, continuous, scriptural account of the life, ministry, and mission of the Lord. In other words, here the Four Gospels are synthesized into one Gospel." Thus writes David H. Yarn, Jr., in his preface to the first edition of The Four Gospels As One, published in 1961 by Harper & Brothers Publishers. This enlarged and revised edition of that earlier work includes footnote references to the Joseph Smith Translation as well as the Book of Mormon account of the personal ministry of the resurrected Savior among the people of ancient America. These passages are included as appendices to this edition.
ISBN: 9780877479482.
Publisher: Deseret Book Co January 1982.
Published Year: 1982.
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