Synoptic Problem. Definition Sun-optic (synoptic)—with one eye Confidence church saw differences and didn’t correct or try to harmonize them. What does.

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Synoptic Problem

Definition Sun-optic (synoptic)—with one eye Confidence church saw differences and didn’t correct or try to harmonize them. What does that say about their belief in the sanctity of the text and also its historical reliability? Why not legend? time & corroborating eyewitnesses Wouldn’t things be covered up like disciples dumbness, tax-collectors, Samaritans, unbelief of disciples, family….Peter’s denials

Similarities Same broad chronological order Same wording in many passages Healing of the Paralytic: Mat 9:6; Mk 2:10; Lk 5:24 Mat 9:6 But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sin...” Then he said to the paralytic. Mk 2:10 But that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sin....” He said to the paralytic. Lk 5:24: But that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins...” He said to the paralyzed man.

Similarities John Bapt. OT quote: Mat 3:3; Mk 1:3; Lk 3:4 This is he who was spoken of through the prophet Isaiah: “A voice of one calling in the desert, “Prepare the way for the Lord make straight paths for him.” =LXX A voice of one calling in the desert: “In the desert prepare the way for the Lord make straight.. = Massoretic Text

Similarities – Wescott’s Percentages GospelDifferencesSimilarities Mark7%93% Matthew42%58% Luke59%41% John92%8%

Synoptic Overlap Mark 50 Matt 280 Luke

Differences: QC TON Order -- Mat 4/Lk 4: Temptation sequence Mat 4 Luk 4 Rocks to bread Pinnacle –jump Kingdoms-worship Kingdoms-worship Pinnacle-Jump

Differences Quotation Variation: Title on Cross, Peter Mat 27:37 This is Jesus, the king of the Jews Mk 15:26 the king of the Jews Lk 23:38 This is the king of the Jews Jn 19:19 Jesus of Nazareth, the king of the Jews Peter’s quote: Who do you say I am? Mt 16:16 “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God” Mk 8:29: “You are the Christ” Lk 9:20: “The Christ of God”

Differences Number Variation: Demoniac(s) into pigs Mat 8:28 2 demoniacs Mk 5:2 1 demoniac Timing Variation: Temple cleansing: Jn 2 beginning, Mat 21 end Fig withered immediately Mt 21:19; Mk 11:20 next day Contradiction: take a staff, do not take staff (Mat 10:10; Mk. 6:8f)

Cleansing of the Temple Found in all four Gospels: Mt. 21:10ff; Mk. 11:15ff; Lk. 19:45f; Jn 2:13ff Question: What is the function of the story of the cleansing of the temple? Religious defense of temple: Priestly Social justice/abuse of worshippers: sage Messianic King: redefining the temple Prophetic: rejection and judgment

Mark 11: Prophetic Rejection Context 1) Framing A (Fig Tree) 11:12f 2) Temple incident (11:15ff) 3) Outcome: 11:18f; crowds amazed// kill him 4) Framing B (Fig Tree) 11:20ff Changing money/Pilgrims Prophetic rejection/judgment announcement—Isa 56:7; Jer. 7:11

Matthew 21: Messianic restoration Context Incident: temple cleansing 21:12ff Outcomes: 21:14-17 healing; tree; teaching/conflict Theophany setting: city hosannas Lame healed, outsiders brought in Insiders become opponents Fig tree: --immediate withers, prayer lesson

Luke 19: temple place of teaching Context: lament over Jerusalem; moving from Jerusalem to world (Acts 1:8) Mutes incident: no reference to buyers/sellers, money-changers, doves Jesus drives out to restore teaching function OT quote shortened to focus on commerical/spiritual clash

John 2: temple building to body Self-contained story Beginning or end? Actions more extreme Destroy this temple  body Reconfiguring of temple from Jerusalem to Jesus as meeting place of God Four Gospels, same story, used 4 different ways

Documentary Solutions Documentary Theories 1 Source Theory Ur-Evangelium MatthewMark Luke

Two Source Theory Q = Quelle Matthew Mark Luke

Four Source Theory Q = Quelle Matthew Mark Luke Er-MatEr-Luke

Form Critical Approach Oral Traditions Genre types Pronouncement stories Miracle stories Stories about Jesus Sayings of Jesus Passion Narrative Parables—why hidden meaning? engagement/attractive mystery Oral  written needed, why?

General Rules for explaining differences Q TTWPP (Q Tip) Quotes Twice Translation Witnesses Purpose Part/Whole