Bible Studies - Theology - Religion/Spirituality - AllExperts.com J. Webb Mealy Top Expert on this page Expertise Qualified to answer questions about the New Testament, including ones that require expert knowledge of Greek, New Testament History, and New Testament Theology. Experience Have taught the Bible and New Testament to lay people for 20 years. OrganizationsInstructor, Seminary of the Street, Oakland, CA PublicationsSee my online publication, www.simplegospel.net, which gives an easy-to-understand but thorough introduction to the Christian Good News. Education/CredentialsPhD, Biblical Studies, Sheffield, UK MA (Honors), Humanities, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY BA (Cum Laude), Religious Studies/New Testament, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA Awards and HonorsResearch Paper, "Tracing the Rise of Modalism in Rome," named best graduate paper of the year, Western Kentucky University, 1981
NETBible: Matthew 1 Notes on Matthew Dr. Thomas L. Constable The Synoptic Problem The synoptic problem is intrinsic to all study of the Gospels, especially the first three. Part of the synoptic problem is the sources the Holy Spirit led the evangelists to use in producing their Gospels. Some scholars have devoted much time and attention to the study of the other sources the evangelists may have used. In 1776 and 1779 two posthumously published essays by A. As one might expect, the idea of two or more sources occurred to some scholars as the best solution to the synoptic problem (e.g., H. Gradually source criticism gave way to form criticism. The next wave of critical opinion, redaction criticism, began to influence the Christian world shortly after World War II. Some knowledge of the history of Gospel criticism is helpful to the serious student who wants to understand the text. Most critics have concluded that one source the writers used was one or more of the other Gospels. Writer Language Plan and Structure
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