A Bible Story Called Easter And The Birth Of Christianity Appendix A English Revised Edition

About the Appendix A Book Template In the fall of 2011, an idea/concept began formulating for a book series covering the events of the most significant eight weeks of Christianity’s beginnings – events comprising core components of Christian theology – Jesus Christ’s final Passover Week through the following Pentecost observance (when the first 3,000 Christians were baptized, after hearing the apostles’ speaking in the listeners’ native languages.) Using a “Harmony of the Gospels” matrix format, the intent is to compile a single chronological story derived from the endings of the four gospels and the first two chapters of Acts. (See Table of Contents page showing the 655 selected Bible verses.) The four matrix columns contain the Bible verses from (1) Matthew, (2) Mark, (3) Luke, and (4) John, then Acts. Where the verses from multiple gospels are describing the same (sub)event, the narratives are placed in horizontal parallel alignment on the page ( “Gospels’ Comparative Text Alignment” [G’CTA] ). To produce a single chronological story, discrepancies in event sequences in the four gospels had to be resolved. After careful analysis, the publishing editor had to make a subjective decision as to the sequence the events would be ordered in the text. (Those column verses presented out of sequence are boxed in an orange double border.) A small number of the selected 655 Bible gospel verses are not present in the earliest surviving gospel manuscripts. The text of those passages are italicized and in green font. A suggestion to illustrate the books (to be created from this derivative work compilation book template) was implemented after finding the 365 public domain watercolor images created by James Tissot in the late 1800’s. We selected 63 images (from volumes III & IV of The Life of Our Saviour Jesus Christ published in the USA in 1899) to be placed adjacent to the corresponding Bible verses in the text. (Bible verses illustrated by the adjacent images are double-underlined in the matrix table.) The resulting chronological G’CTA matrix table was then subdivided into 78 “events” (with author/editor-generated event descriptions) under the six section headings identified in the Table of Contents.

About the "Appendix A" Book Template In the fall of 2011, an idea/concept began formulating for a book series covering the events of the most significant eight weeks of Christianity's beginnings, events comprising core components of Christian theology - Jesus Christ's final Passover Week through the following Pentecost observance (when first 3,000 Christians were baptized, after hearing apostles' speaking in the listeners' native languages.) Using a "Harmony of the Gospels" matrix format, the intent is to compile a single chronological story derived from the endings of the four gospels and first two chapters of Acts. (See Table of Contents showing the 655 selected Bible verses.) The four matrix columns contain Bible verses from (1) Matthew, (2) Mark, (3) Luke, and (4) John, then Acts. Where the verses from multiple gospels are describing same (sub)event, the narratives are placed in horizontal parallel alignment on the page ( "Gospels' Comparative Text Alignment" [G'CTA] ). To produce a single chronological story, discrepancies in event sequences in the four gospels had to be resolved. After careful analysis, publishing editor had to make a subjective decision as to the sequence the events would be ordered in the text. (Those column verses presented out of sequence are boxed in an orange double border.) A small number of the selected 655 Bible gospel verses are not present in the earliest surviving gospel manuscripts. The text of those passages are italicized and in green font. A suggestion to illustrate the books (to be created from this derivative work compilation book template) was implemented after finding 365 public domain watercolor images created by James Tissot in the late 1800's. We selected 63 images (from volumes III & IV of The Life of Our Saviour Jesus Christ published in the USA in 1899) to be placed adjacent to corresponding Bible verses in the text. (Bible verses illustrated by adjacent images are double-underlined in the matrix table.) The resulting chronological G'CTA matrix table was then subdivided into 78 "events" (with author/editor-generated event descriptions) under the six section headings identified in the Table of Contents.

About this Book and this Book Series A Bible Story Called Easter and the Birth of Christianity: NLT - New Living Translation - English is an illustrated chronological Bible-excerpt story covering the events surrounding Jesus Christ's final Passover week through the following Pentecost observance. This second illustrated book in the series covers the most significant eight weeks of Christianity's beginnings. The events covered here comprise core components of Christian theology. The book-template source for each book in the series is the published and copyrighted Appendix A, which specifies how to integrate the 63 public domain watercolor images created in the 1890's by French artist James Tissot with 655 selected Bible verses recorded in the first century in the Greek language by the authors of the New Testament Gospels. The book template's matrix format, "Gospels' Comparative Text Alignment" [G'CTA], creates a single chronological story through the parallel alignment of the four Gospel authors' narratives. This matrix format is often referred to as a Harmony of the Gospels. This second illustrated book in the series, NLT - New Living Translation, is a derivative work compilation that presents the 655 Bible verses in English, using the NLT Bible translation [ version (c) 2015 ]. A "fair use" permission for publication using this Bible translation has been granted by Tyndale House Publishers. Negotiations are also in process to produce other series books in English using the NABRE (Catholic), the NIV (New International Version) and the NKJV (New King James Version) Bible translation.

About this Book and this Book Series A Bible Story Called Easter and the Birth of Christianity: KJV pilot version - English is an illustrated chronological Bible-excerpt story covering the events surrounding Jesus Christ’s final Passover week through the following Pentecost observance. This first illustrated book in the series covers the most significant eight weeks of Christianity’s beginnings. The events covered here comprise core components of Christian theology. The book-template source for each book in the series is the published and copyrighted Appendix A, which specifies how to integrate the 63 public domain watercolor images created in the 1890’s by French artist James Tissot with 655 selected Bible verses recorded in the first century in the Greek language by the authors of the New Testament Gospels. The book template’s matrix format, “Gospels’ Comparative Text Alignment” [G’CTA], creates a single chronological story through the parallel alignment of the four Gospel authors’ narratives. This matrix format is often referred to as a Harmony of the Gospels. This first illustrated book in the series, KJV pilot version, is a derivative work compilation that presents the 655 Bible verses in English, using the KJV Bible translation commissioned by King James I of England in 1604 and completed in 1611; a significant upgrade to the translation occurred in 1769. The KJV translation is now considered public domain, except in the United Kingdom. The planned next book in the series will also be in English using the NLT Bible translation (New Living Translation.) A “fair use” permission for publication using this Bible translation has been granted by Tyndale House Publishers. Negotiations are also in process to produce other series books in English using the NABRE (Catholic), NIV (New International Version) and the NKJV (New King James Version) Bible translations.

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