Studies in the Synoptic Problem (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

University Of Oxford

 
9781331096573: Studies in the Synoptic Problem (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore the origins of the Gospels through a scholarly, accessible collection of essays.

This Oxford volume gathers the insights of a dedicated Seminar as it traces how the Synoptic Gospels were written and how early Christian authors shaped the story of Jesus.

The book presents a careful account of the historical context, the methods scholars use to compare Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and the ongoing debate around the Two-Document Hypothesis. It situates the discussion in a long tradition of critical study, balancing close reading with big questions about authorship, purpose, and transmission.
  • Learn how scholars define the conditions under which the Gospels were composed.
  • See how editors compare sources and assess the relationships among the Synoptic texts.
  • Understand the main arguments for and against early and late edition theories.
  • Get a sense of the scholarly process, including the role of quotations, paraphrase, and textual choices.
Ideal for readers of biblical studies, theology students, and anyone curious about how scholars reconstruct the beginnings of the Gospel texts.

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