Explore the Synoptic Problem and its impact on the understanding of Jesus's life in the Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke. Delve into theories like the Two-Source Hypothesis and the significance of Q materials.
Genesis, Mark, and Luke
Luke, Mark, and John
Mark, Luke, and Acts
Mark, Luke, Matthew
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Mark’s Gospel was written first, and Matthew and Luke had copies of Mark’s Gospel; Matthew and Luke had copies of Q materials as well. Additionally Matthew had "M" materials and Luke had "L" materials
Only Mark's Gospel and Q materials were used
Mark’s Gospel was written first, and Matthew and Luke had copies of Mark’s Gospel; Matthew and Luke had copies of Q as well, additionally Matthew had "L" materials and Luke had "M" materials
Q material, Mark's Gospel, and Luke where the main source of the Synoptic Gospel Puzzle
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Q could be an abbreviation for Quelle, the German word for “source.”
An early collection of material about Jesus that both evangelists (Matthew and Luke) thought wasworthy of inclusion in their Gospels.
Q was essentially a collection of Jesus sayings, teaching: parables, aphorisms, Beatitudes, and all sorts of pronouncements
The early Christian church created it and used it amongst the early churches
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Prophetic sayings
Eschatological sayings
Legal sayings
Wisdom sayings
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Jesus’ disciples—possibly, but not necessarily, one of the Twelve—would have written down some favorite sayings of the Lord and early Christians would have made copies of this “book of sayings” to pass around
Pharisee's and Sadducee's book of rules
Roman laws and customs
Memorized collection of sayings—a summary of the teaching of Jesus that Christians (or Christian leaders) learned by heart
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Wisdom sayings
Prophetic sayings
Similarity sayings
Legal sayings
Eschatological sayings
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Arrest and death
Arrest, death, and resurrection
Trial, death and resurrection
Arrest, trial, crucifixion, burial, and resurrection
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