The Case for a Proto-Gospel: Recovering the Common Written Source Behind Mark and John (Studies in Biblical Literature)
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The Case for a Proto-Gospel: Recovering the Common Written Source Behind Mark and John (Studies in Biblical Literature)

by Gary Greenberg

Biblical Studies religious history New Testament scholarship
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Gary Greenberg examines the possibility that Mark and John drew on a common written source, identified here as a proto-gospel. This scholarly study considers how such a source might be recovered through comparison of the two Gospels, offering a focused contribution to research on biblical composition and Gospel relationships.

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The Case for a Proto-Gospel explores the proposal that Mark and John share a common written source.

Gary Greenberg presents an argument for recovering this proposed proto-gospel through comparative study of the two biblical texts.

Part of the Studies in Biblical Literature series, the book is suited to readers interested in Gospel origins, source criticism, and the development of early Christian writings.

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