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  1. Two are based on the work started by John A. Broadus culminating in his own Harmony of the Gospels published in 1893, and thus offer similar chronologies.

  2. The Four-Fold Gospel (1914) by J.W. McGarvey, LL.D. and Philip Y. Pendleton, A.B.

  3. Synopsis of the Four Gospels by Kurt Aland (2009).

  4. NET Bible Synopsis of the Four Gospels (2009) by Gregory White (ed.) synthesized Kurt Aland's harmony + Eusebian Canons + NET Bible texts into a table format in neatly typeset pages. He also added maps and various lists in the Appendix.

  1. In the harmonies based on Broadus's work, John 6:69 appears in a separate, earlier event toward the beginning of Jesus's ministry in Part VIII: The Special Training of the Twelve in Districts around Galilee.
  2. In McGarvey's harmony, John 6:69 also appears in a separate, earlier event, but toward the latter end of Jesus's ministry:
    • John 6:22-71 is at the end of Part 5 (From Second Passover until Third) Chapter 64 (Discourse on Spiritual Food and True Discipleship. Peter's Confession)
    • Matt 16:13-20 is in Part 6 (From the Third Passover until Our Lord's Arrival at Bethany) Chapter 70 (Third Withdrawal from Herod's Territory)
  3. In Kurt Aland's harmony, both pericopes are in the same entry: # 158 (Peter's Confession). See outline here.
  1. Two are based on the work started by John A. Broadus culminating in his own Harmony of the Gospels published in 1893, and thus offer similar chronologies.

  2. The Four-Fold Gospel (1914) by J.W. McGarvey, LL.D. and Philip Y. Pendleton, A.B.

  3. Synopsis of the Four Gospels by Kurt Aland (2009).

  1. In the harmonies based on Broadus's work, John 6:69 appears in a separate, earlier event toward the beginning of Jesus's ministry in Part VIII: The Special Training of the Twelve in Districts around Galilee.
  2. In McGarvey's harmony, John 6:69 also appears in a separate, earlier event, but toward the latter end of Jesus's ministry:
    • John 6:22-71 is at the end of Part 5 (From Second Passover until Third) Chapter 64 (Discourse on Spiritual Food and True Discipleship. Peter's Confession)
    • Matt 16:13-20 is in Part 6 (From the Third Passover until Our Lord's Arrival at Bethany) Chapter 70 (Third Withdrawal from Herod's Territory)
  3. In Kurt Aland's harmony, both pericopes are in the same entry: # 158 (Peter's Confession). See outline here.
  1. Two are based on the work started by John A. Broadus culminating in his own Harmony of the Gospels published in 1893, and thus offer similar chronologies.

  2. The Four-Fold Gospel (1914) by J.W. McGarvey, LL.D. and Philip Y. Pendleton, A.B.

  3. Synopsis of the Four Gospels by Kurt Aland (2009).

  4. NET Bible Synopsis of the Four Gospels (2009) by Gregory White (ed.) synthesized Kurt Aland's harmony + Eusebian Canons + NET Bible texts into a table format in neatly typeset pages. He also added maps and various lists in the Appendix.

  1. In the harmonies based on Broadus's work, John 6:69 appears in a separate, earlier event toward the beginning of Jesus's ministry in Part VIII: The Special Training of the Twelve in Districts around Galilee.
  2. In McGarvey's harmony, John 6:69 also appears in a separate, earlier event, but toward the latter end of Jesus's ministry:
    • John 6:22-71 is at the end of Part 5 (From Second Passover until Third) Chapter 64 (Discourse on Spiritual Food and True Discipleship. Peter's Confession)
    • Matt 16:13-20 is in Part 6 (From the Third Passover until Our Lord's Arrival at Bethany) Chapter 70 (Third Withdrawal from Herod's Territory)
  3. In Kurt Aland's harmony, both pericopes are in the same entry: # 158 (Peter's Confession).
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Outline from Broadus's harmony

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What the resources say about the 2 pericopes

Outline from Broadus's harmony

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Outline from Broadus's harmony

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Your question is best answered by consulting a Gospel Harmony. I consulted twofour of them, both are based on the work started by John A. Broadus culminating in his own Harmony ofbut the Gospels published in 1893, and thus offer similar chronologiesresult is rather different.

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  1. Two are based on the work started by John A. Broadus culminating in his own Harmony of the Gospels published in 1893, and thus offer similar chronologies.

  2. The Four-Fold Gospel (1914) by J.W. McGarvey, LL.D. and Philip Y. Pendleton, A.B.

  3. Synopsis of the Four Gospels by Kurt Aland (2009).

In the Harmony John 6:69 appears in a separate, earlier event than Matt 16:16-17 but both are toward the beginning of Jesus's ministry in Part VIII: The Special Training of the Twelve in Districts around Galilee.What the resources say about the 2 pericopes

  1. In the harmonies based on Broadus's work, John 6:69 appears in a separate, earlier event toward the beginning of Jesus's ministry in Part VIII: The Special Training of the Twelve in Districts around Galilee.
  2. In McGarvey's harmony, John 6:69 also appears in a separate, earlier event, but toward the latter end of Jesus's ministry:
    • John 6:22-71 is at the end of Part 5 (From Second Passover until Third) Chapter 64 (Discourse on Spiritual Food and True Discipleship. Peter's Confession)
    • Matt 16:13-20 is in Part 6 (From the Third Passover until Our Lord's Arrival at Bethany) Chapter 70 (Third Withdrawal from Herod's Territory)
  3. In Kurt Aland's harmony, both pericopes are in the same entry: # 158 (Peter's Confession). See outline here.

Outline from Broadus's harmony

To give you a sense on where the 2 events occur in the Broadus's harmony, please see the following outline with your 2 events bolded:

Your question is best answered by consulting a Gospel Harmony. I consulted two of them, both are based on the work started by John A. Broadus culminating in his own Harmony of the Gospels published in 1893, and thus offer similar chronologies.

In the Harmony John 6:69 appears in a separate, earlier event than Matt 16:16-17 but both are toward the beginning of Jesus's ministry in Part VIII: The Special Training of the Twelve in Districts around Galilee.

To give you a sense on where the 2 events occur, please see the following outline with your 2 events bolded:

Your question is best answered by consulting a Gospel Harmony. I consulted four of them, but the result is rather different.

Resources used

  1. Two are based on the work started by John A. Broadus culminating in his own Harmony of the Gospels published in 1893, and thus offer similar chronologies.

  2. The Four-Fold Gospel (1914) by J.W. McGarvey, LL.D. and Philip Y. Pendleton, A.B.

  3. Synopsis of the Four Gospels by Kurt Aland (2009).

What the resources say about the 2 pericopes

  1. In the harmonies based on Broadus's work, John 6:69 appears in a separate, earlier event toward the beginning of Jesus's ministry in Part VIII: The Special Training of the Twelve in Districts around Galilee.
  2. In McGarvey's harmony, John 6:69 also appears in a separate, earlier event, but toward the latter end of Jesus's ministry:
    • John 6:22-71 is at the end of Part 5 (From Second Passover until Third) Chapter 64 (Discourse on Spiritual Food and True Discipleship. Peter's Confession)
    • Matt 16:13-20 is in Part 6 (From the Third Passover until Our Lord's Arrival at Bethany) Chapter 70 (Third Withdrawal from Herod's Territory)
  3. In Kurt Aland's harmony, both pericopes are in the same entry: # 158 (Peter's Confession). See outline here.

Outline from Broadus's harmony

To give you a sense on where the 2 events occur in the Broadus's harmony, please see the following outline with your 2 events bolded:

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