How does Les teach the four Gospels in this study?
He teaches the four Gospels by giving an overview rather than a verse-by-verse study of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The overview prepares learners for Acts, stressing that the Gospels cannot be understood without the Old Testament, since Scripture is a progressive revelation built like building blocks.
Les teaches the four Gospels by taking an overview rather than going verse by verse through Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. He explains that this overview prepares the class for the book of Acts, because there is no use studying Acts unless one understands the Gospels. He further stresses that the Gospels cannot be studied without understanding the Old Testament, since all of Scripture is a progressive revealing, built like building blocks. He then turns to Exodus 19, noting this is still an introduction to Christ's first coming and His dealing with Israel.