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divine authority. The
divine nature of
Jesus was a
major issue for the
Matthaean community, the
crucial element separating the
early Christians from their...
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Matthaean priority is the
proposition that the
Gospel of
Matthew was the
first gospel written of the
three synoptic gospels. It may
refer to: Augustinian...
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Lucan version as a
reworking of the
Matthaean text,
removing unnecessary verbiage and repetition. The
Matthaean version has
completely ousted the Lucan...
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sources by the
Gospel of Matthew. Thus, it
posits Marcan priority and
Matthaean posteriority.
Gottlob Christian Storr, in his 1786
argument for Marcan...
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Gospel of Luke, is
favourable to the
Samaritans throughout, and,
while the
Matthaean Gospel quotes Jesus at one
early phase in his
ministry telling his followers...
- met with
little acceptance at first, with most
scholars favoring either Matthaean priority,
under the
traditional Augustinian hypothesis or the Griesbach...
- (Mark–Q/M/L)
Matthew and Luke used Q. Only
Matthew used M and only Luke used L.
Matthaean priority Two‑gospel (Griesbach) (Matthew–Luke) Mark
primarily has collected...
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unreliable accounts of the
early church. The
Church Fathers settled on
Matthaean priority themselves, but kept to the
order seen in the New Testament:...
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following tentative reconstruction of the five books,
following a
presumed Matthaean order.
Preface and John's
Preaching Preface Gospel origins Those called...
- both Gr**** and Latin, and have
continued to
favor the
tradition of its
Matthaean authorship? And Jerome, be it observed, not only
quotes all
three of these...
