How does the whole Bible fit together according to Les?
The whole Bible fits together intricately, not as a human compilation but like a finely tuned watch. Every part aligns, and the Gospels illustrate this unity: Matthew depicts Christ as King, Mark as Servant, Luke as Son of Man, and John set apart presents Him as God.
Les teaches that the Bible is not just slapped together by men; it fits together intricately like a fine-tuned watch. He points to the four Gospels as an example: Matthew, written first, depicts Christ as the King; Mark depicts Him as the Servant; Luke as the Son of Man. These three are called the Synoptic Gospels, emphasizing His humanity. But John's Gospel is set apart from the three and deals with Christ as God. Les also notes a Greek distinction: in the Synoptics He prays to the Father, but in John, as God, He did not have to pray to God; He simply spoke to Him.