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Is There a Synoptic Problem? Rethinking the Literary Dependence of the First Three Gospels
Scholars who rely on the literary interdependency of Matthew, Mark, and Luke as naturally as they depend on the law of gravity will find Eta Linnemann's premises astonishing: what is called the Synoptic problem has never been impartially investigated. It cannot be proven. In fact the Synoptic problem does nor exist. Linnemann a student of Rudolf Bultman and Ernst Fuchs broke with higher-critical scholarship and wrote Historical Criticism of the Bible to rebuke its abuse of Scripture. Is There a Synoptic Problem? offers a specific example.
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Publisher | Baker Book House : Grand Rapids, Michigan., 1993 |
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219hlm: 14x22cm
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English
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0-8010-5679-9
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226.06
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