5 Gospel Word Frequency Clouds

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The word clouds displayed below give prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. The source texts in this case happen to be the four canonical gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) and the Gospel of Thomas. The more frequent a word appears in the source text, the bigger the font. In other words, the more times a word appears in the gospel text the larger it appears in the word frequency cloud.

It is interesting to see which words are used most often in each gospel. What does it mean? Nothing, maybe? It’s just interesting.

Word Frequency Cloud for The Gospel of Matthew

Word Frequency Cloud for The Gospel of Mark

Word Frequency Cloud for The Gospel of Luke

Word Frequency Cloud for The Gospel of John

Word Frequency Cloud for The Gospel of Thomas

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