Book Introductions

chrisjarka commented

2021-05-25 12:58:49 +00:00

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Hello,
The book introductions are not being formatted consistency. I found differences in the first 4 books. Could someone go through the introductions and make the formatting consistent?

Matthew has:

He wanted people to know why the Jews rejected him and the plans God has for Israel in the future.
Outline of Matthew

The birth of Jesus Christ and when he began to serve God in a certain way (1:1-4:25)

Mark has:

Jesus tells everyone to trust him and to follow him.

See: Gospel; Messiah (Christ); Son of God; Son of Man

Outline

I. Jesus, the Son of God, 1:1-13.

Luke has:

He also wanted them to live in a way that honors God.

Outline of the Gospel of Luke

Luke named whom he wrote to and wrote why he wrote (1:1-4)

John has:

Fewer scholars think John wanted Christians to trust in Jesus more.

Outline

Introduction about who Jesus is (1:1-18)

Hello, The book introductions are not being formatted consistency. I found differences in the first 4 books. Could someone go through the introductions and make the formatting consistent? **Matthew has:** He wanted people to know why the Jews rejected him and the plans God has for Israel in the future. Outline of Matthew 1. The birth of Jesus Christ and when he began to serve God in a certain way (1:1-4:25) **Mark has:** Jesus tells everyone to trust him and to follow him. See: [Gospel](../articles/gospel.md); [Messiah (Christ)](../articles/messiahchrist.md); [Son of God](../articles/sonofgod.md); [Son of Man](../articles/sonofman.md) ## Outline I. Jesus, the Son of God, 1:1-13. **Luke has:** He also wanted them to live in a way that honors God. ### Outline of the Gospel of Luke 1. Luke named whom he wrote to and wrote why he wrote (1:1-4) **John has:** Fewer scholars think John wanted Christians to trust in Jesus more. Outline 1. Introduction about who Jesus is (1:1-18)

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JohnH commented

2021-05-25 13:44:08 +00:00

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I will go through them.

I like the format of Luke the best. I will apply that if everyone is ok with it.

I will go through them. I like the format of Luke the best. I will apply that if everyone is ok with it.

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JohnH commented

2021-06-02 15:11:07 +00:00

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I formatted the outlines so that the title of the outline, the numbering, and the placement of the verse reference are all the same. The outlines of Mark, Philippians, James, and 1 Peter have subgroups. These were numbered differently, so I formatted them all to match James.

I also noticed the title of the pages was inconsistent, so I formatted them all to say "Introduction to [book name]."

There were also various inconsistencies in header sizes in the documents, so I tried to make them consistent.

Title: one hashtags
Overview: two hashtags
Topics: three hashtags
Sub topics: four hashtags
Outline: two hashtags

Also, 2 Peter did not have an outline. Should one be added?

I formatted the outlines so that the title of the outline, the numbering, and the placement of the verse reference are all the same. The outlines of Mark, Philippians, James, and 1 Peter have subgroups. These were numbered differently, so I formatted them all to match James. I also noticed the title of the pages was inconsistent, so I formatted them all to say "Introduction to [book name]." There were also various inconsistencies in header sizes in the documents, so I tried to make them consistent. Title: one hashtags Overview: two hashtags Topics: three hashtags Sub topics: four hashtags Outline: two hashtags Also, 2 Peter did not have an outline. Should one be added?

Book Introductions #49

Outline

Outline of the Gospel of Luke