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New Testament studies

the question of the literary relationship among Matthew, Mark and Luke that explains their close agreements and differences.

In New Testament studies, Synoptic problem refers to the question of the literary relationship among Matthew, Mark and Luke that explains their close agreements and differences. This meaning comes from Goodacre (2001) in The Synoptic Problem.[1]

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References

Goodacre, M. (2001). The Synoptic Problem. T. & T. Clark Publishers. ISBN 9780567080561

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