The Gospels mind maps
164 mind maps by 111 users · Page 1 of 5
The Gospels mind maps page gathers user-made maps on Luke, Matthew, John and the synoptic Gospels. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise comparing accounts, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 150 maps by more than 100 users, spanning school and university study. Pick a map to explore.
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- The Four Evangelists10
- The Synoptic Problem and the Q Source43
- Gospel of Mark6
- Gospel of Matthew38
- Gospel of Luke22
- Gospel of John31
- Birth and Infancy Narratives16
- Jesus' Identity and Ministry6
- Sermon on the Mount6
- Parables of Jesus6
- Miracles of Jesus5
- Signs in John's Gospel12
- Discipleship in the Gospels5
- Salvation and Ethics in Luke12
- Death and Resurrection of Jesus5
Mind maps
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Background to Luke's Gospel
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John -
Gospels
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'I Am' Sayings
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Sermon on the Mount (Matt 5-7)
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Theme 1: Part 2
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Theme 1 part 1
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Miracles and Signs
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John's Prologue
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Synoptic Gospels -
The Purpose and Authorship of The Fourth Gospel
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7 Signs
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Characteristics of Luke's Gospel
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The Identity of Jesus
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Son of Man
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Dating of Luke's Gospel -
Salvation
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Saviour
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Saviour
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Salvation 2
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John 12:20-36 "Dying to live?"
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Background to Matthew's Gospel_1
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Background to Matthew's Gospel_2
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Background to Matthew's Gospel
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Purposes of Luke
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Matthew
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Background to Luke's Gospel
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Proving Q Hypothesis
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Mark
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Luke - lecture 4 GreekRoman World
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John's Gospel
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Chapter Six
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John 3:10-16 Notes for exegesis on John 3 -
2: 1-20 The Birth of Jesus
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Dating of Luke
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Matthew
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Background to Luke's gospel
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THE BIRTH OF JOHN & THE BENEDICTUS
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The Benedictus
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The Birth Narritives
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About the gospels mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing The Gospels mind maps
These maps let you follow a topic through connected branches. Start with Synoptic Gospels to see key texts alongside material on Matthew, Mark and Luke. For a closer look at one Gospel, Background to Matthew's Gospel brings together definitions, sources and geography.
Other maps focus on particular passages or themes. Sermon on the Mount (Matt 5-7) organises material by chapter, while Background to Luke's Gospel includes sources and accounts such as the Good Samaritan. Sources offers a way into questions about the relationships between the Gospels.
Revise with branches
Read one branch at a time, then cover it and recall the points it contains. Compare branches in another map when you want to revisit a related account. If you want a different way to check or recall the material, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page.
Choose a map and work through a branch at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Synoptic Gospels is a useful starting point if you want to see key texts and material on Matthew, Mark and Luke together. For a narrower topic, Background to Matthew's Gospel brings definitions, sources and geography into one map. You can then follow a related topic in another map.
What topics do the maps cover?
The maps include backgrounds to Luke and Matthew, sources, the synoptic Gospels and individual passages. Sermon on the Mount (Matt 5-7) is organised by chapter, while Background to Luke's Gospel includes sources and accounts such as the Good Samaritan. There are also maps on themes including salvation and the identity of Jesus.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who can use these maps for study?
The collection spans school and university study and can also be used by professional candidates and teachers. The resources include material mentioning GCSE Religious Studies and A-level Religious Studies. Look at the topic and detail in an individual map to decide whether it suits what you are practising or teaching.