Christ’s Miracles and Exorcisms in Q Material
“Q” (from the German word Quelle which means source) is a hypothetical source that both Matthew and Luke used for the formation of content within their respective gospels. Q is […]
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Category Archives: Gospels
Why There’s Doubt on the Jesus’ “I am” Statements in the Gospel of John.
In scholarship the “I am” sayings of Jesus found in the Gospel of John are quite controversial. They are as follows: • I am the Bread of Life (6:35) • […]
Examining Mark 14:3-9 Using West’s Model of Biblical Interpretation
Biblical Studies, New Testament, 2017 Mark Achieved: 83% Lecturer Comment: “The student displays great insight into the topic at hand, as well as an excellent interaction with the resource material […]
Promising Links Between John’s Gospel and L Material.
The Gospels of Matthew and Luke are made up from Mark’s earlier gospel, hypothetical Q (a posited source used by both Matthew & Luke), and material unique to each gospel […]
Authorship of John’s Gospel.
The New Testament is home to some five documents attributed to a John, namely: the Gospel of John, three letters, and the book of Revelation. It is widely accepted, on […]
Authorship of the Gospel of Luke & Acts.
The Gospel of Luke is anonymous, especially since the gospel does not identify its author (1) (2). It’s also doubted that the author was an eyewitness to the ministry of […]
Authorship of Mark & Matthew.
Authorship of the Gospel of Mark. Regarding the authorship of Mark we are left in the dark as it is anonymous (1). There is also no internal evidence supporting who […]
Jesus’ Miracles in John’s Signs Gospel.
According to Robert Fortna “to many scholars there has seemed to lie behind the present text a protogospel that presented only Jesus’ signs, and a series of them, and did […]
Jesus Christ in Luke’s Unique Material (L)
A majority of scholars believe that the author of Luke’s gospel was relying on a substantial source of pre-existing source material known as “L” that is distinct from Q and […]
