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Explain why the authors at times differ from each other in their accounts.
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The authors of gospels differ in their account because they had a different purpose and point of view to present Jesus to a different audience
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The authors of the four gospels differ because each was writing to a specific audience. The differences in which their writings were intended for be it, Greek aidience, Roman audience etc. Largely influences how these gospels were written. Also there are different perspectives in each writer, different personalities, and writing styles to take into account. Each difference and different detail brings about a more dull and total picture of Jesus and his life. Most importantly they show us that Jesus died for our sins ans rose again so that we can have a relationship with him.
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The authors’ accounts are different because their experiences were different. Some knew Jesus personally and they were his disciples others were not. The authors came from different cultures, backgrounds, education and professional; therefore, their story and audience is different.
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The gospels were written to different audiences by different people who had a different perspective or view on what they saw. Their background influenced what they wrote and how they wrote it down.
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Their experiences with Jesus were probably different.
