The Formation of the Gospels
The Formation of the Gospels
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It is clear, then, if our theory is to hold, that the original authorities in S. Mark have been sub- jected to some transformation process. Exami- nation into the nature of this process resolves itself into a larger question — the general posteriority of S. Mark to S. Matthew.
d by Google THE FORMATION OF THE GOSPELS. 6i 1. On the cases in which S. Matthew pre- serves a fuller text than S. Mark, it is not necessary to dwell at length. The fact that S. Mark preserves only half as many peculiar d...oublets and inconsistencies ' as S. Matthew, indicates the extent of S. Mark's omissions.
Examine, for example, Mark xiii. It will scarcely be questioned, comparing vers. 9-13 with Matt. X. 17-23, that in the former the text exhibits traces of clipping; and com- paring vers. 14-27 with Matt. xxiv. 15-25, 29-31, that the differences are similarly sig- nificant : " Nor on a sabbath," " Sign of the Son of man in the heavens," " With the great sound of a trumpet," are less like after-touches, than original touches which an after-writer might omit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is clear, then, if our theory is to hold, that the original authorities in S. Mark have been sub- jected to some transformation process. Exami- nation into the nature of this process resolves itself into a larger question — the general posteriority of S. Mark to S. Matthew.
d by Google THE FORMATION OF THE GOSPELS. 6i 1. On the cases in which S. Matthew pre- serves a fuller text than S. Mark, it is not necessary to dwell at length. The fact that S. Mark preserves only half as many peculiar d...oublets and inconsistencies ' as S. Matthew, indicates the extent of S. Mark's omissions.
Examine, for example, Mark xiii. It will scarcely be questioned, comparing vers. 9-13 with Matt. X. 17-23, that in the former the text exhibits traces of clipping; and com- paring vers. 14-27 with Matt. xxiv. 15-25, 29-31, that the differences are similarly sig- nificant : " Nor on a sabbath," " Sign of the Son of man in the heavens," " With the great sound of a trumpet," are less like after-touches, than original touches which an after-writer might omit.
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