Table of Gospel Parallels

Gospel Parallels

§ 13. The Final Ministry in Jerusalem

No.	Pericope	Matthew	Mark	Luke	John
269	The Triumphal Entry	21.1-9	11.1-10	19.28-40	12.12-19
270	Jesus Weeps over Jerusalem			19.41-44
271	Jesus in Jerusalem (Cleansing the Temple), Return to Bethany	21.10-17	11.11 11.15-17	19.45-46
272	The Cursing of the Fig Tree	21.18-19	11.12-14
273	The Cleansing of the Temple	21.12-13	11.15-17	19.45-46	2.13-17
274	The Chief Priests and Scribes Conspire against Jesus		11.18-19	19.47-48
275	The Fig Tree is Withered	21.20-22 6.14-15	11.20-26
276	The Question about Authority	21.23-27	11.27-33	20.1-8
277	The Parable of the Two Sons	21.28-32
278	The Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen	21.33-46	12.1-12	20.9-19
279	The Parable of the Great Supper	22.1-14		14.15-24
280	On Paying Tribute to Caesar	22.15-22	12.13-17	20.20-26
281	The Question about the Resurrection	22.23-33	12.18-27	20.27-40
282	The Great Commandment	22.34-40	12.28-34	10.25-28
283	The Question about David's Son	22.41-46	12.35-37a	20.41-44
284	Woe to the Scribes and Pharisees	23.1-36	12.37b-40	20.45-47
285	Jesus' Lament over Jerusalem	23.37-39		13.34-35
286	The Widow's Mite		12.41-44	21.1-4

§ 14. The Olivet Discourse

No.	Pericope	Matthew	Mark	Luke	John
287	Prediction of the Destruction of the Temple	24.1-2	13.1-2	21.5-6
288	Signs before the End	24.3-8	13.3-8	21.7-11
289	Persecutions Foretold	24.9-14 10.17-22a	13.9-13	21.12-19 12.11-12
290	The Desolating Sacrilege	24.15-22	13.14-20	21.20-24
291	False Christs and False Prophets	24.23-28	13.21-23	17.23-24 17.37b
292	The Coming of the Son of Man	24.29-31	13.24-27	21.25-28
293	The Time of the Coming: the Parable of the Fig Tree	24.32-36	13.28-32	21.29-33
294	Conclusion: "Take Heed, Watch!" (According to Mark)	25.13-15 24.42	13.33-37	19.12-13 12.40
295	Conclusion: "Take Heed, Watch!" (According to Luke)			21.34-36

§ 15. Conclusion of the Account before the Passion

No.	Pericope	Matthew	Mark	Luke	John
296	The Parable of the Flood and Exhortation to Watchfulness	24.37-44	13.35	17.26-36 12.39-40
297	The Parable of the Good Servant and the Wicked Servant	24.45-51		12.41-46
298	The Parable of the Ten Virgins	25.1-13
299	The Parable of the Talents	25.14-30	13.34	19.11-27
300	The Last Judgment	25.31-46			5.29
301	The Ministry of Jesus in Jerusalem			21.37-38
302	Greeks Seek Jesus; Discourse on His Death				12.20-36
303	The Unbelief of the People				12.37-43
304	Judgment by the Word				12.44-50

§ 16. The Passion Narrative

No.	Pericope	Matthew	Mark	Luke	John
305	Jesus' Death is Premeditated	26.1-5	14.1-2	22.1-2
306	The Anointing in Bethany	26.6-13	14.3-9	7.36-50	12.1-8
307	The Betrayal by Judas	26.14-16	14.10-11	22.3-6
308	Preparation for the Passover	26.17-20	14.12-17	22.7-14
309	Washing the Disciples' Feet	10.24 10.40		6.40	13.1-20
310	Jesus Foretells His Betrayal	26.21-25	14.18-21	22.21-23	13.21-30
311	The Last Supper	26.26-29	14.22-25	22.15-20
312	Jesus Foretells His Betrayal	26.21-25	14.18-21	22.21-23	13.21-30
313	Precedence among the Disciples and the Reward of Discipleship	20.24-28 19.28	10.41-45	22.24-30
314	The New Commandment of Love				13.31-35
315	Peter's Denial Predicted	26.30-35	14.26-31	22.31-34	13.36-38
316	The Two Swords			22.35-38
317	"Let Not Your Hearts be Troubled"				14.1-14
318	The Promise of the Paraclete				14.15-26
319	The Gift of Peace				14.27-31
320	Jesus the True Vine				15.1-8
321	"Abide in My Love"				15.9-17
322	The World's Hatred				15.18-25
323	The Witness of the Paraclete				15.26-27
324	On Persecutions				16.1-4
325	The Work of the Paraclete				16.5-15
326	Sorrow Turned to Joy				16.16-22
327	Prayer in the Name of Jesus				16.23-28
328	Prediction of the Disciples' Flight				16.29-33
329	The Intercessory Prayer				17.1-26
330	Gethsemane	26.36-46	14.32-42	22.39-46	18.1 12.27
331	Jesus Arrested	26.47-56	14.43-52	22.47-53	18.2-12
332	Jesus before the Sanhedrin (Peter's Denial)	26.57-68	14.53-65	22.54-71	18.13-24
333	Peter's Denial	26.69-75	14.66-72	22.56-62	18.25-27
334	Jesus Delivered to Pilate	27.1-2	15.1	23.1	18.28
335	The Death of Judas	27.3-10
336	The Trial before Pilate	27.11-14	15.2-5	23.2-5	18.29-38
337	Jesus before Herod			23.6-12
338	Pilate Declares Jesus Innocent			23.13-16
339	Jesus or Barabbas?	27.15-23	15.6-14	23.17-23	18.39-40
340	"Behold the Man!"	27.28-31a	15.17-20a		19.1-15
341	Pilate Delivers Jesus to be Crucified	27.24-26	15.15	23.24-25	19.16
342	Jesus Mocked by the Soldiers	27.27-31a	15.16-20a		19.2-3
343	The Road to Golgotha	27.31b-32	15.20b-21	23.26-32	19.17
344	The Crucifixion	27.33-37	15.22-26	23.33-34	19.17b-27
345	Jesus Derided on the Cross	27.38-43	15.27-32a	23.35-38
346	The Two Thieves	27.44	15.32b	23.39-43
347	The Death of Jesus	27.45-54	15.33-39	23.44-48	19.28-30
348	Witnesses of the Crucifixion	27.55-56	15.40-41	23.49	19.25-27
349	Jesus' Side Pierced				19.31-37
350	The Burial of Jesus	27.57-61	15.42-47	23.50-56	19.38-42
351	The Guard at the Tomb	27.62-66

§ 17. The Resurrection

No.	Pericope	Matthew	Mark	Luke	John
352	The Women at the Tomb	28.1-8	16.1-8	24.1-12	20.1-13
353	Jesus Appears to the Women	28.9-10	16.9-11	24.10-11	20.14-18
354	The Report of the Guard	28.11-15
355	Jesus Appears to Two on the Way to Emmaus		16.12-13	24.13-35
356	Jesus Appears to His Disciples (Thomas being Absent)			24.36-43	20.19-23
357	Jesus Appears to His Disciples (Thomas being Present)				20.24-29
358	Jesus Appears to the Eleven While They Sit at Table		16.14-18
359	Jesus Appears to the Eleven on a Mountain in Galilee	28.16-20
360	Jesus Appears to His Disciples by the Sea of Tiberias				21.1-14
361	Paul's Account of the Appearances of Jesus		1 Cor. 15.3-8

§ 18. The Endings of the Gospels

No.	Pericope	Matthew	Mark	Luke	John
362	The Shorter Ending of Mark		see note below
363	The Longer Ending of Mark		16.9-20
364	The Ending of Matthew: The Great Commission	28.16-20
365	The Ending of Luke: Jesus' Last Words and Ascension		16.15,19	24.44-53
366	The Ending of John				20.30-31
367	The Appendix to John: Jesus at the Sea of Tiberias.				21.1-25

The shorter ending of Mark: Several witnesses, including four uncial Greek manuscripts of the seventh, eighth, and ninth centuries (L Y 099 0112), as well as Old Latin k, the margin of the Harclean Syriac, several Sahidic and Bohairic manuscripts, and not a few Ethiopic manuscripts, continue after verse 8 as follows (with trifling variations): "But they reported briefly to Peter and those with him all that they had been told. And after this Jesus himself sent out by means of them, from east to west, the sacred and imperishable proclamation of eternal salvation." All of these witnesses except it ^k also continue with verses 9-20.