Early Christianity and its literature ;
Paul N. Anderson · John Paul Heil · Tom Thatcher · Alan H. Cadwallader · André LaCocque · Barry S. Crawford · Christopher D. Stanley · Christopher W. Skinner · Clayton N. Jefford · David A. Fiensy · Delbert Royce Burkett · Dennis R. MacDonald · Felix Just · Felix Just, S. J. · Frederick S. Tappenden · Jane Lancaster Patterson · Jennifer Houston McNeel · Jonathan A. Draper · Joseph A. Marchal · Kelly R. Iverson · Merrill P. Miller · R. Alan Culpepper · Ralph K. Hawkins · Ryan S. Schellenberg · Society of Biblical Literature · William E. W. Robinson
Latest release: June 16, 2017
Exegesis & Hermeneutics · Old Testament · Biblical Studies
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"This work examines three disputed issues in the study of Q, the hypothetical source common to the Gospels of Matthew and Luke: its existence; its unity as a document; and the plurality of its wording. It evaluates the arguments for and against the existence of Q and concludes that some form of the Q hypothesis is necessary. It presents new evidence that most of the Q material existed as a single written source unified by recurring features of style and theme. Finally, it argues that differences between Matthew and Luke in the wording of Q were caused most often when one Evangelist replaced or combined Q with parallel material from another source"--Back cover.
"This work examines three disputed issues in the study of Q, the hypothetical source common to the Gospels of Matthew and Luke: its existence; its unity as a document; and the plurality of its wording. It evaluates the arguments for and against the existence of Q and concludes that some form of t...
