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Q source: a standalone construct

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Q source1 CONSTRUCTQ sourceKLOPPENBORG · BIBLICAL STUDIES

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Biblical studies

the hypothetical lost collection of Jesus' sayings that Matthew and Luke are thought to share, which Kloppenborg argued grew in layers.

In biblical studies, Q source refers to the hypothetical lost collection of Jesus' sayings that Matthew and Luke are thought to share, which Kloppenborg argued grew in layers. This meaning comes from Kloppenborg (1987) in The formation of Q.[1]

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References

  1. Kloppenborg, J. S. (1987). The formation of Q. Trinity Press International. ISBN 9780800631017

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