Congrats Andrea, you figured it out (and beat Blake's correct answer by a little over an hour). Maybe you can share how you figured it out?
By the way...if you could send an email to mark (at) missio-dei.com with your address and your pick for the book you want to receive, I'll get those to you right away.
Blake Huggins
· 10 months ago
Noooooooooo...... :)
markvans
· 10 months ago
I'd be willing to send you a breviary as a consolation prize. ;)
Andrea
· 10 months ago
woot woot!
Ok, the clues I found were:
Luke - "people" "children" "crowd" "father" - reminds me of all the people stories which Luke shares.
John - "come" "world" "believe" and "know" - seems to be the main deal with John :)
Mark - "immediately!!!" The author seems so excited! "Immediately" is all over the place in Mark. Sounds like a kid telling a story in one big run-on sentence. "And then this happened, and then this...."
Matthew - "Kingdom" and "heaven" - key words for Matthew's Jewish audience.
Thanks for the gifts - totally great. Love all the authors! I will shoot an email off to you later today. Thanks again.
Dustin
· 10 months ago
1. Matthew 2. John 3. Luke 4. Mark
David Masters
· 10 months ago
Matthew, John, Mark, Luke
Facebook User
· 10 months ago
John, Luke, Mark, Matthew.
Blake Huggins
· 10 months ago
Luke, John, Mark, Matthew
jtedvoigt
· 10 months ago
Luke, Matthew, Mark, John
Facebook User
· 10 months ago
Keep it up, we've almost got all possible permutations covered!
Miguel Mesa
· 10 months ago
Mark, Matthew, John & Luke
Stephen
· 10 months ago
I'll play. Although I'm not that familiar with the NRSV, so I'll use that for my excuse if I don't get it right. First-John Second-Matthew Third-Mark Fourth-Luke
Even though JM doesn't do things like this often, I think that using these Wordle could be a neat tool for meditating on the each Gospel writer's words. Thanks for making a game out of it.
Richard
· 10 months ago
Now that the prize has been won, do you have a link to the actual Wordle page for these?
markvans
· 10 months ago
Alas, I do not.
Shawn Coons
· 10 months ago
I mixed Matthew and Luke up, but "immediately" gave Mark away and "Jews" gave John away.
mountainguy
· 10 months ago
Nice. Next time you could do the same with Apocrypha gospels, heehehehehe.
BDRhodes
· 10 months ago
That was awesome. Wish I'd seen this earlier! :)
Ryan
· 10 months ago
Mark, John, Matthew, Luke
Jeremy Dowsett
· 10 months ago
Luke, John, Matt, Mark.
p.s. you've got to have better things to do with your time than manually enter all four gospels into Wordle.
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By the way...if you could send an email to mark (at) missio-dei.com with your address and your pick for the book you want to receive, I'll get those to you right away.
Ok, the clues I found were:
Luke - "people" "children" "crowd" "father" - reminds me of all the people stories which Luke shares.
John - "come" "world" "believe" and "know" - seems to be the main deal with John :)
Mark - "immediately!!!" The author seems so excited! "Immediately" is all over the place in Mark. Sounds like a kid telling a story in one big run-on sentence. "And then this happened, and then this...."
Matthew - "Kingdom" and "heaven" - key words for Matthew's Jewish audience.
Thanks for the gifts - totally great. Love all the authors! I will shoot an email off to you later today. Thanks again.
2. John
3. Luke
4. Mark
First-John
Second-Matthew
Third-Mark
Fourth-Luke
Even though JM doesn't do things like this often, I think that using these Wordle could be a neat tool for meditating on the each Gospel writer's words. Thanks for making a game out of it.
p.s. you've got to have better things to do with your time than manually enter all four gospels into Wordle.