Dec 10, 2021

The book offers a complete structuring of Luke in thirty lessons, and a detailed account of the Passion Week
Lubbock, Texas Dec 9, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - "All people, whether skeptics or seekers or believers, should wonder a bit at the puzzle of gospel harmonization" This line from the book titled 'The Puzzle of Gospel Harmony by Fred Hardwicke encapsulates the premise of the book. The author has cautiously dealt with the subject and has offered a new perspective around the conundrum surrounding gospel harmony.
The book is an excellent resource for students and teachers, alike as it includes several steps toward a detailed harmonization, a highlighting of verses and verse clusters that are found in only one of the four gospels, a comprehensive look at the structure of Matthew and Luke, a complete structuring of Luke in thirty lessons, and a detailed look at the Passion Week.
"I have always wondered; how do the four gospels - Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John - describe the life of Jesus? This subject has always piqued my interest. In my book, I have essentially explored the structure of four gospels - and have tried my best to understand the difference between them," said Fred. "I have also placed focus on the structuring of Matthew and Luke and the chronology of the Passion Week." he further added.
The Puzzle of Gospel Harmony was published on October 20, 2021, and is available to order from Amazon.
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NOTES TO THE EDITOR
About the Author
Dr. Fred Hardwicke is a medical oncologist, and for 21 years, he was in academic medicine at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, Texas. He is a man of faith and science and music. He believes that the puzzle of gospel harmony has been with us for over 2000 years. After working on this puzzle for decades, he has concluded that tension between the different gospel accounts on the life of Jesus is, in fact, resolvable. He believes that people can get more information on the subject and deepen their understanding with his book.
He is married and has three children, one grandchild, and one dog.
Check his website @ www.fredhardwicke.com
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Phone: 1-888-266-0922
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