What do Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John have in common in
regards to the Christian Bible?
A. They are the basis of the Hebrew Bible.
B. They make up the Torah.
C. They are considered the Gospels in the Old
Testament.
D. They are considered the Gospels in the New
Testament.

D there considered the Gospels in the new testament

Explanation:Although Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John have much material in common, each one has material not duplicated by the others. It is interesting to notice how many points of agreement there are in the four New Testament Gospels. Matthew, Mark, and Luke are very similar, but even they are not identical in outline or detail.

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they spoke the dravidian language. hope this , correct me if im wrong