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- catalog contributor b1359112.
- catalog created "[1953]".
- catalog date "1953".
- catalog date "[1953]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1953]".
- catalog description "I. Introduction -- II. The text of M -- Part 1: Evidence from language and style -- III. The language of M and Q compared -- Distribution of the Matthean expressions -- Distinctive style of Q -- Conclusions -- IV. The language of M and Matthew's Markan material -- M vocabulary pervades Matthew's markan parts -- Language of Matthew's Markan parts pervades M much more heavily Than Q -- Possible Aramaisms in Matthew -- V. Language and style in canonical Mark -- Distinctive vocabulary shared with M -- Roughness in the Greek -- Part 2: Evidence from structure -- VI. The gaps in M -- Transitions between M passages -- Incomplete passages in M -- VII. Signs of abridgment in Mark -- Author declares there is material he has not used -- Aware of additional material -- Echoes M passages -- Summarizes M passages -- Condensations in Mark -- Transitions in Mark -- Mark's use of erxato -- VIII. Matthew's method with Q -- Additional linguistic criteria -- The temptation narratives -- ".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical footnotes.".
- catalog description "Overlapping of Q and K -- Ethical interest of Q -- Gentile Christian viewpoint of Q -- XIV. Mathew and the age of Domitian -- Difficulty with standard two-document theory -- The synthesis of Q and K -- Miracle in the first Gospel -- Redactorial passages in Matthew -- Apocalypticism of the first Gospel -- Summary".
- catalog description "Part 4: K and the synoptic solution -- XV. What was the K document? -- Critical versus patristic evidence on Matthew -- "Mattheanism" in the Near East -- The date of K -- the language of K -- Was K a proto-Mark? -- K cannot have been a proto-Mark -- What did Papias man by the Logia of Matthew? -- K as proto-Matthew -- XVI. Some notes on Luke -- Mark-Luke vocabulary not comparable to Matthew-Mark vocabulary -- Luke used canonical Mark but not K -- XVII. K and the synoptic solution -- Summary of grounds for K hypothesis -- Areas of synoptic solution not affected by this hypothesis -- Comparison with earlier theories -- Advantages of the new solution -- Part 5: The reconstruction of K -- XVIII. On the reconstruction of K -- Order of events in K -- Other structural problems -- Particular references to the Old Testament -- Treatments of Semitic terms -- Problems about particular miracles -- Miscellaneous choices of reading -- General principles -- XIX. The text of K -- Appendix -- I. Matthean expressions which in M occur only in teachings of Jesus -- II. Matthean expreswsions which in M occur both in teachings of Jesus and in narrative or editorial -- III. Matthean expressions which in M occur only in narrative or editorial -- IV. Matthean expressions that do not appear in M -- V. Expressions characteristic of the Q document -- VI. Expressions characterizing Matthew's parallels to Mark -- VII. Matthew-Mark expressions -- VIII. Additional Matthew-Mark expressions.".
- catalog description "The Centurion's boy -- Parable of the wedding feast -- Parable of the talents -- IX. The extent of Q in Matthew -- Q passages provisionally marked dubious -- Other Q passages abut which doubt arises -- M passages about which doubt arises -- Apparent Markan passages about which doubt arises -- Summary -- Part 3: Evidence from content -- X. Mark and Jewish Christianity -- K, but not Mark, assumes a Palestinian milieu -- Use of Testimonia -- Attitude toward John the Baptist -- XI. Mark and the Judaizing controversy -- Nature of the controversy -- Mark departs from K in attitude toward the Twelve -- Toward Peter -- Toward the Law and Rabbinic tradition -- Toward missionary work among Gentiles -- Effect of the controversy on primitive Apocalyptic -- XII. Further notes on the content of Mark -- Other Markan excisions from K -- The end of Mark -- The beginning of Mark -- XIII. The effect of Q in Matthew -- Three famous Q problems -- Luke preserves more of content of Q -- ".
- catalog extent "ix, 266 p.".
- catalog issued "1953".
- catalog issued "[1953]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Chicago, University of Chicago Press".
- catalog subject "BS2555 .P27".
- catalog subject "Bible. Gospels Criticism, interpretation, etc.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Introduction -- II. The text of M -- Part 1: Evidence from language and style -- III. The language of M and Q compared -- Distribution of the Matthean expressions -- Distinctive style of Q -- Conclusions -- IV. The language of M and Matthew's Markan material -- M vocabulary pervades Matthew's markan parts -- Language of Matthew's Markan parts pervades M much more heavily Than Q -- Possible Aramaisms in Matthew -- V. Language and style in canonical Mark -- Distinctive vocabulary shared with M -- Roughness in the Greek -- Part 2: Evidence from structure -- VI. The gaps in M -- Transitions between M passages -- Incomplete passages in M -- VII. Signs of abridgment in Mark -- Author declares there is material he has not used -- Aware of additional material -- Echoes M passages -- Summarizes M passages -- Condensations in Mark -- Transitions in Mark -- Mark's use of erxato -- VIII. Matthew's method with Q -- Additional linguistic criteria -- The temptation narratives -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Overlapping of Q and K -- Ethical interest of Q -- Gentile Christian viewpoint of Q -- XIV. Mathew and the age of Domitian -- Difficulty with standard two-document theory -- The synthesis of Q and K -- Miracle in the first Gospel -- Redactorial passages in Matthew -- Apocalypticism of the first Gospel -- Summary".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part 4: K and the synoptic solution -- XV. What was the K document? -- Critical versus patristic evidence on Matthew -- "Mattheanism" in the Near East -- The date of K -- the language of K -- Was K a proto-Mark? -- K cannot have been a proto-Mark -- What did Papias man by the Logia of Matthew? -- K as proto-Matthew -- XVI. Some notes on Luke -- Mark-Luke vocabulary not comparable to Matthew-Mark vocabulary -- Luke used canonical Mark but not K -- XVII. K and the synoptic solution -- Summary of grounds for K hypothesis -- Areas of synoptic solution not affected by this hypothesis -- Comparison with earlier theories -- Advantages of the new solution -- Part 5: The reconstruction of K -- XVIII. On the reconstruction of K -- Order of events in K -- Other structural problems -- Particular references to the Old Testament -- Treatments of Semitic terms -- Problems about particular miracles -- Miscellaneous choices of reading -- General principles -- XIX. The text of K -- Appendix -- I. Matthean expressions which in M occur only in teachings of Jesus -- II. Matthean expreswsions which in M occur both in teachings of Jesus and in narrative or editorial -- III. Matthean expressions which in M occur only in narrative or editorial -- IV. Matthean expressions that do not appear in M -- V. Expressions characteristic of the Q document -- VI. Expressions characterizing Matthew's parallels to Mark -- VII. Matthew-Mark expressions -- VIII. Additional Matthew-Mark expressions.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Centurion's boy -- Parable of the wedding feast -- Parable of the talents -- IX. The extent of Q in Matthew -- Q passages provisionally marked dubious -- Other Q passages abut which doubt arises -- M passages about which doubt arises -- Apparent Markan passages about which doubt arises -- Summary -- Part 3: Evidence from content -- X. Mark and Jewish Christianity -- K, but not Mark, assumes a Palestinian milieu -- Use of Testimonia -- Attitude toward John the Baptist -- XI. Mark and the Judaizing controversy -- Nature of the controversy -- Mark departs from K in attitude toward the Twelve -- Toward Peter -- Toward the Law and Rabbinic tradition -- Toward missionary work among Gentiles -- Effect of the controversy on primitive Apocalyptic -- XII. Further notes on the content of Mark -- Other Markan excisions from K -- The end of Mark -- The beginning of Mark -- XIII. The effect of Q in Matthew -- Three famous Q problems -- Luke preserves more of content of Q -- ".
- catalog title "The Gospel before Mark.".
- catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
- catalog type "text".