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Synoptic Gospels is a category for books focused on the New Testament Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke—called “synoptic” because they present a similar account of Jesus’s life and teachings and can be compared side by side. This category includes translations of the texts; parallel “synopses” aligning passages; commentaries and study guides; historical, literary, and theological analyses; and scholarly works on their relationships (e.g., the Synoptic Problem, Markan priority, the Q hypothesis). It may also feature thematic studies of parables, miracles, and ethics; explorations of first-century historical context; Greek texts and interlinear tools; and resources for students, clergy, and general readers interested in comparative gospel study.

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