Book Description

Title:

Studies in the Synoptic Problem, by Members of The University of Oxford

Author:

William Sanday [1843-1920], ed.

Publication Year:

1911

Location:

Oxford

Publisher:

Oxford University Press

Pages:

456

Subjects:

New Testament, Gospels, Synoptic Problem, "Q", Matthew, Mark, Luke

Copyright Holder:

Public Domain

Table of Contents

• Introductory—William Sanday [1843-1920]

1. The Conditions Under Which the Gospels were Written, in their bearing upon some Difficulties of the Synoptic Problem—William Sanday [1843-1920]
2. Three Limitations to St. Luke's Use of St. Mark's Gospel—Sir John Caesar Hawkins [1837-1929]
1. The Disuse of the Marean Source in St. Luke
   ix. 51-xviii. 14
2. The Great Omission by St. Luke of the Matter
   contained in St. Mark vi. 45-viii. 26
3. St. Luke's Passion-Narrative considered with
   reference to the Synoptic Problem
3. Probabilities as to the So-Called Double Tradition of St. Matthew and St. Luke—Sir John Caesar Hawkins [1837-1929]
4. On the Original Order of Q—Burnett Hillman Streeter [1874-1937]
5. St. Mark's Knowledge and Use of Q—Burnett Hillman Streeter [1874-1937]
6. The Original Extent of Q—Burnett Hillman Streeter [1874-1937]
7. The Literary Evolution of the Gospels—Burnett Hillman Streeter [1874-1937]
8. On the Trial of Our Lord before Herod: A Suggestion—Burnett Hillman Streeter [1874-1937]
9. The book of Sayings used by the Editor of the First Gospel—Willoughby Charles Allen [1867-1953]
10. The Aramaic Background of the Gospels—Willoughby Charles Allen [1867-1953]
11. The Sources of St. Luke's Gospel—James Vernon Bartlett [1863-1940]
12. The Criticism of the Hexateuch compared with that of the Synoptic Gospels—William Edward Addis [1844-1917]
13. A Recent Theory of the Origin of St. Mark's Gospel—Norman Powell Williams [1883–1943]

• Appendix (B.H. Streeter). Synoptic Criticism and the Eschatological Problem
• Index

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