the synoptic meanings and divergences, the work seeks to facilitate deeper understanding for students and scholars alike. The opening of the text presents a preface that sets the foundation for the work as a modern harmony of the Gospels. A. T. Robertson reflects on the legacy of Dr. John A. Broadus, who initiated the idea of cataloging the Gospels without solely focusing on events like Jewish feasts. Robertson introduces his approach, which updates Broadus's methods through a contemporary lens, incorporating current scholarly insights and emphasizing the importance of understanding Christ's life. He outlines the structure and goal of the text, which is to contextualize the Gospel narratives for students, theologians, and lay readers, illuminating the intricacies present in the life of Jesus as depicted across the different accounts. (This is an automatically generated summary.)