Required readings for courses on the Gospels at the Westminster Theological Seminary
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Westminster Theological Seminary used to provide a recommended reading list for prospective students, compiled by their faculty, administration, and alumni. It included a book list for New Testament as well as a book list for Biblical Theology and Hermeneutics. Kevin Sheth created a goodreads.com list for most of the books.
Their Westminster Bookstore website has a list of textbooks grouped by courses, which should include what you are looking for (especially NT 211 and NT 705):
BT 101: Bible Survey
BT 173 : Principles of Biblical Interpretation
NT 111 : New Testament Introduction (NT 101 and NT 103 combined)
NT 123 : Hermeneutics
NT 211 : Gospels
NT 705 : Gospel of Mark
NT 921 : Readings in NT Intro and Theology
ST 605/905 : Systematic Theology, Biblical Theology, and Theological Method
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