Armenian Bible, New Testament (Zohrab) (Unknown) - Page 17

	Matt.	Mark	Luke	John
Concerning the parable of the hundred sheep . . .	38		108
Concerning the seeking of the [buried] talent Original: "zbear tagandn." Likely refers to the Parable of the Talents or the hidden treasure. . .	39
Concerning the asking of whether it is lawful to
divorce a wife . . . . . . .	40	28
Concerning the rich man asking the Lord .	41	29	64
Concerning the wages of the laborers . . . .	42
Concerning the sons of Zebedee . . . . . .	43	30
Concerning the two blind men . . . . . .	44	31	64
Concerning the donkey and the colt . . . .	45	32	68	26
Concerning the blind and the lame . . . .	46
Concerning the withering of the fig tree . . . .	47	33
Concerning the questioning of the Lord by the chief
priests and the elders . . . . . . . .	48	35	69
Concerning the parable of the two sons . . .	49
Concerning the parable of the vineyard . . . . . .	50	36	70
Concerning those called to the wedding feast . . .	51		104
Concerning the denarius with which they tested the Lord	52	37	71
Concerning the Sadducees . . . . . .	53	38	72
Concerning the lawyers Literally "those of the law." . . . . . . .	54	39
Concerning the Lord questioning the Pharisees .	55	40	74
Concerning the woes given to the scribes and
Pharisees . . . . . . . . . . .	56		44
Concerning the end [of the age] . . . . . . . .	57	42	75
Concerning the day and the hour . . . . . .	58	44	47
Concerning the ten virgins . . . . .	59
Concerning the giving of the talents . . . . .	60		67
Concerning the coming of the Lord . . . . . . .	61
Concerning the anointing of the Lord with oil . . . .	62	44	21	24
Concerning the preparation of the Passover . . .	63	45	78
Concerning the lawful mystery Refers to the institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper. . . . .	64
Concerning the betrayal of the Lord . . . . .	65	46
Concerning the denial of Peter . . . .	66	47
Concerning the repentance of Judas . . . . . .	67
Concerning the requesting of the Lord’s body .	68	48	102	35

Concordance of the aforementioned chapters:

In five places, the four evangelists agree with one another.
In five places, the four evangelists agree with one another.
In five places, the four evangelists agree with one another.
In five places, the four evangelists agree with one another.
In Matthew, in 26 places, three [evangelists] agree.
In Mark, in 22 places, three [evangelists] agree.
In Luke, in 25 places, three [evangelists] agree.
In John, in 8 places, three [evangelists] agree.
In Matthew, in 20 places, two [evangelists] agree.