In the mid-100s, Tatian the Syrian assembled the Diatessaron—the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John arranged in a single narrative.
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\nIn 1933, Reformed theologian Loraine Boettner created his own diatessaron—a gospel harmony that can be used with benefit as a Bible study aid. The Gospel of Jesus is one continuous, highly readable gospel account that is, so far as is possible, placed in chronological order with locations and dates. With marginal references and clear indications of all editorial changes, this new giftable edition features the modern Christian Standard Bible translation and includes maps.