Infancy Gospels are gospels that include only stories of Jesus' childhood.

Infancy Gospels are gospels that include only stories of Jesus' childhood.

• A. Infancy Gospels
• B. Gospels that include only stories of Jesus' childhood
• C. Synoptic Gospels
• D. Canonical Gospels

Answer: (B)

Infancy gospels are a set of early Christian writings that center on Jesus' infancy and childhood, rather than his adult ministry. The best answer captures this idea directly by defining them as gospels that include only stories of Jesus' childhood. This restates the defining scope of infancy gospels without bringing in additional elements from other categories. The other terms describe different groups: the label Infancy Gospels names the category, but the description in this choice is the precise scope of that category; the Synoptic Gospels refer to Matthew, Mark, and Luke and share a common narrative style across a broader portion of Jesus' life; Canonical Gospels are the four books recognized as authoritative in the Bible, which include much more than infancy material.

Infancy gospels are a set of early Christian writings that center on Jesus' infancy and childhood, rather than his adult ministry. The best answer captures this idea directly by defining them as gospels that include only stories of Jesus' childhood. This restates the defining scope of infancy gospels without bringing in additional elements from other categories.

The other terms describe different groups: the label Infancy Gospels names the category, but the description in this choice is the precise scope of that category; the Synoptic Gospels refer to Matthew, Mark, and Luke and share a common narrative style across a broader portion of Jesus' life; Canonical Gospels are the four books recognized as authoritative in the Bible, which include much more than infancy material.