KnowraQ sourceLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Q source, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 5Related 7Compared with 3New TestamentCompared with: It offers one influential account of how the Synoptic Gospels relate to one another.Gospel of MatthewRelated: It is one proposed source for teachings Matthew shares with Luke.AuthorshipBroader topic: The hypothesis separates the authors of surviving texts from a proposed earlier source.Historical JesusRelated: It offers one influential account of how sayings traditions reached the canonical Gospels.Gospel of MarkCompared with: Unlike Mark, Q is proposed to explain material shared by Matthew and Luke but absent from Mark.Gospel of LukeRelated: It is one proposed explanation for sayings Luke shares with Matthew but not Mark.Synoptic GospelsRelated: It is a leading explanation for shared sayings not found in Mark.Biblical criticismBroader topic: It is one influential explanation of similarities not derived from Mark.Sermon on the MountRelated: Some teachings in the sermon have parallels in Luke that scholars use to discuss shared sources.GospelBroader topic: It is the second source posited by the two-source hypothesis.Gospel of ThomasCompared with: Overlaps with Thomas prompt debate over whether early Christian sayings circulated independently.Synoptic problemBroader topic: It accounts for material Matthew and Luke share that cannot be traced to Mark.David Friedrich StraussRelated: The hypothesis illustrates how later scholars reconstructed sources behind Gospel similarities.Historical-critical methodBroader topic: It is a prominent proposed solution to the Synoptic problem, inferred from Gospel comparison.Matthew the ApostleRelated: The hypothesis proposes that the Gospel attributed to Matthew drew on this lost source.