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Q Hypothesis
Matthew, Luke, and Mark share a literary relationship.
- All 3 share up to 80% in verbal agreement
- All generally agree on the order of Jesus' life events.
- Luke and Matthew never agree against Mark
- Possibility that Luke and Matthew knew each other when writing
- Mark leaves out important parts such as birth narrative, resurrections narrative, and most of Jesus' teachings.
- Mark's vocabulary is less complex than Mattthew and Luke's
- Matthew and Luke used Mark independently from each other
- Mark was written prior to Matthew and Luke
- Need to explain why there is close agreement when Mark is missing.
- If Matthew and Luke used Mark independently, we can assume they used antoher source which was also independently used.
- Mathhew and Luke used another source, Q, independently of each other
- If Matthew and Luke used Mark independently, we can assume they used antoher source which was also independently used.
- Need to explain why there is close agreement when Mark is missing.
- Mark was written prior to Matthew and Luke
- Matthew and Luke used Mark independently from each other
- Mark's vocabulary is less complex than Mattthew and Luke's
- Mark leaves out important parts such as birth narrative, resurrections narrative, and most of Jesus' teachings.
- Possibility that Luke and Matthew knew each other when writing
- Luke and Matthew never agree against Mark
- All generally agree on the order of Jesus' life events.
- All 3 share up to 80% in verbal agreement
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