Bill Pratt | August 6, 2012
Post Author: Bill Pratt In part 1 we looked at Professor of New Testament Daniel Wallace’s first two arguments for the interdependence of the synoptic gospels (the first three gospels). Now we pick up with his third and fourth arguments. The third argument is the agreement in parenthetical material. Wallace quotes Robert H. Stein, who [...]
Category: Books of the Bible, Church History |
5 Comments »
Tags: Daniel Wallace, New Testament Studies, Robert Stein, The Synoptic Problem
Bill Pratt | August 3, 2012
Post Author: Bill Pratt It seems clear that the first three Gospels – Matthew, Mark, and Luke – are interdependent. That is, they share common literary and oral sources. Daniel Wallace, Professor of New Testament Studies, lays out the case for this interdependence in an article called “The Synoptic Problem.” Most Christians have given this [...]
Category: Books of the Bible, Church History |
1 Comment »
Tags: Daniel Wallace, New Testament Studies, The Synoptic Problem
