THE HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS PRODUCE A SINGLE NARRATIVE. Many Like To Point To The Supposed Perceived Discrepancies, But Then Everybody Really Likes To See What They Want To See Rather Than Seek The Truth. How much a person wants the truth is often the determining factor between who remains deceived and who is set free from being deceived.

Is there any scholar who has merged the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke into one narrative?

Harry Riches Answer requested by Diane Shatto

Archibald Thomas Robertson (D.D.; LL.D.; Litt.D.) wrote A Harmony of the Gospels for Students of the Life of Christ.

Here is a compilation that has not been written by a scholar but is harmony of the four gospels: the Combined Gospel.

That the four gospels have been written by different individuals also attests to the veracity of the accounts. Different witnesses of an event see everything from their point of view. What is observed has to be processed according to the filters that are used by different individuals for processing information. Then there is the matter of location. Is the observer located on the North, South, East or West side of the event?

What people really need to grasp is that unless a person understands the significance and the implications of the only words written by the Finger of God, no one is truly able to fully comprehend the Scriptures, as God desires everyone to do, when they begin to grow in the knowledge of the truth, after having come to recognize that Lord Jesus Christ is the only mediator between the Heavenly Father and every person that is born.

Knowing Some Of What It True Does Not Guarantee Knowing Everything Needed