Synoptic Redaction Patterns
Synoptic Redaction Patterns is a scholarly construct in New Testament textual criticism that identifies and analyzes the distinctive editorial modifications and stylistic choices made by the evangelists Matthew, Mark, and Luke when redacting shared narrative material, thereby enabling the comparative reconstruction of literary dependency and compositional intent within the Synoptic Gospels.
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Matthew XXV: 31-46 "the Sheep and the Goats" Reinterpreted
L.H. Cope · Novum Testamentum · 1969 · 27 citations
Studies in Luke-Acts: Retrospect and Prospect
François Bovon · Harvard Theological Review · 1992 · 18 citations
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