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In this careful study, the unparalleled sayings in Matthew (the 'M' sayings) are investigated as a source of evidence for a reconstruction of the history of the community in which the various traditions were preserved. Using a wide range of criteria, Dr Brooks isolates fourteen 'M' sayings from major concentrations of unparalleled material in Matt. 5.17-6.18 and chs. 10 and 23, supplementing these with four additional sayings. The picture of the traditions that emerges provides the basis for a new hypothesis that reconstructs a three-stage history of the Matthean community, thereby accounting for the presence of some mutually exclusive traditions in the Gospel.
First published in 1951, this book forms a critique of the Two-Source Hypothesis, the theory in biblical studies that postulates the existence of a lost "Q" Gospel. The text is highly detailed and contains numerous references to original material, together with generous additional notes.
The first in a series of anthologies from Tsunami Press. Fiction, poetry, prose, and illustration by fourteen Tsunami Books clerks and fourteen significant others. A retrospective, a showcase, and a thank you to the people who, for twenty-seven years, have helped build an independent bookstore and community events center in Eugene, Oregon--and now, also, a new press in a new era. After a quarter century of bookselling and hard-won stewardship, our shelves bear fruit. Contributors include Scott Landfield, D. S. Rhodes, Jenny Root, Michael McGriff, Matthew Dickman, Meli Hull, Elly Bookman, Kelsey Yoder, Mose Tuzik Mosley, Bronwynn Dean, Emily Poole, Bob Craven, Valerie Ihsan, S. G. Ellerhoff, Ken Babbs, Deb Casey, Brian Cutean, Cecelia Hagen, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Jorah LaFleur, Dorianne Laux, Carter McKenzie, Joseph Millar, Erik Muller, Eve Muller, Maxine Scates, Tom Titus, and John Witte.
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