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The probable recipients of the four Gospels, in order of the New Testament books, were: Jews, Theophilus, Romans, Church Gentiles, Jews, Romans, Church Romans, Church, Theophilus, Jews Jews, Romans, Theophilus, Church Gentiles, Romans, Jews, Church

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The four Gospels in the order of the New Testament are : Matthew, Marc, Luke and John. Matthew focuses on the Jews and the claim that Jesus has the right to be the king of Jews. Marc focuses on the Romans and his theme is that Jesus is the Son of God over all men. Luke focuses on the Theophilus, the Greek, the theme is the humanity of Jesus. John focuses on all believers.

Question: The probable recipients of the four Gospels, in order of the New Testament books, were:

Answer: Jews, Romans, Theophilus, Church Gentiles,