Google Sites New Testament Commentary

Last updated: September 2, 2026.

This directory connects readers with Douglas Vandergraph’s complete Google Sites New Testament
commentary project: one full-length article for every chapter from Matthew through Revelation.
Choose a book and chapter below.

Featured Extended Apostle Matthew Resource

The Google Sites directory below remains the direct chapter-by-chapter path through Matthew 1–28.
Readers who want the larger historical, literary, and theological study can also use
Who Was the Apostle Matthew? The Complete 500,000 Word Guide to His Life, Gospel, and Witness to Jesus Christ.
Across twelve Parts and 108 chapters, it examines what Scripture reveals about Matthew, his work as a tax collector,
his call by Jesus, his place among the Twelve, early Christian testimony, Gospel authorship and historical questions,
the Gospel’s Jewish and scriptural world, and what remains genuinely uncertain.

The study then follows Matthew 1–28 in depth with Jesus Christ at the center through the genealogy, birth narratives,
baptism, temptation, Sermon on the Mount, kingdom teaching, miracles, parables, conflicts, journey to Jerusalem,
crucifixion, resurrection, and Great Commission. Scripture, historical evidence, early tradition, later tradition,
reasonable inference, scholarly interpretation, and genuine uncertainty are kept distinct.

Open the Complete 500,000-Word Apostle Matthew Guide

Open the permanent Matthew Commentary Library for Matthew 1–28

Featured Extended Mark Resource

The Google Sites directory below remains the direct chapter-by-chapter path through Mark 1–16.
Readers who want the larger historical and theological study can also use
Who Was Mark? The Complete 500,000 Word Guide to His Life, Gospel, and Witness to Jesus Christ.
Across twelve parts and 108 chapters, it examines John Mark in the New Testament, his relationships
with Barnabas, Paul, and Peter, early Christian testimony about Mark, Gospel authorship and historical
questions, and the full movement of Mark 1–16 with Jesus Christ at the center.

Open the Complete 500,000-Word Mark Guide

Open the permanent Mark Commentary Guide for Mark 1–16

Featured Extended Luke Resource

The Google Sites directory below remains the direct chapter-by-chapter path through Luke 1–24.
Readers who want the larger historical, literary, and theological study can also use
Who Was Luke? The Complete 500,000 Word Guide to His Life, Gospel, and Witness to Jesus Christ.
Across twelve Parts and 108 chapters, it examines the New Testament evidence connected with Luke,
the physician tradition, his relationship with Paul, the “we” passages in Acts, early Christian testimony,
Gospel authorship, dating, audience, sources, the Synoptic Problem, Luke-Acts, and the historical questions
surrounding the Gospel associated with his name.

The study then follows Luke 1–24 in depth with Jesus Christ at the center through the infancy narratives,
Nazareth, Galilee, prayer, the Holy Spirit, miracles, parables, table fellowship, compassion for overlooked
people, the journey toward Jerusalem, wealth and discipleship, the final week, crucifixion, resurrection,
Emmaus, commission, and ascension.

Open the Complete 500,000-Word Luke Guide

Open the permanent Luke Commentary Guide for Luke 1–24

Featured Extended Apostle John Resource

The Google Sites directory below remains the direct chapter-by-chapter path through John 1–21.
Readers who want the larger historical, literary, and theological study can also use
Who Was the Apostle John? The Complete 500,000 Word Guide to His Life, Gospel, and Witness to Jesus Christ.
Across twelve Parts and 108 chapters, it examines the New Testament evidence connected with John,
the sons of Zebedee, the Beloved Disciple question, early Christian testimony, Gospel authorship and
historical questions, the Johannine writings, tradition, and what remains genuinely uncertain.

The study then follows John 1–21 in depth with Jesus Christ at the center through the Word made flesh,
signs, belief and unbelief, living water, bread of life, the Good Shepherd, resurrection and life,
foot washing, the farewell teachings, prayer, crucifixion, resurrection appearances, restoration,
and witness. Scripture, historical evidence, early tradition, later tradition, reasonable inference,
scholarly interpretation, and genuine uncertainty are kept distinct.

Open the Complete 500,000-Word Apostle John Guide

Open the permanent John Commentary Guide for John 1–21

Mark Commentary

Go Beyond the 16-Chapter Directory

These sixteen Google Sites articles provide the direct commentary path through the Gospel of Mark.
For a much larger study of John Mark, Peter and Mark, early testimony, authorship, date, audience,
the Synoptic Problem, Mark 16, discipleship, the cross, and resurrection, continue into the complete
108-chapter Mark guide.

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