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The 11 pages that link to Synoptic problem, each with the reason it gives.

• Gospel of MatthewNarrower topic: Matthew’s composition is a central part of this debate over Gospel sources.

• Gospel of MarkRelated: Mark’s proposed priority is a major solution to their shared wording and episodes.

• Gospel of JohnRelated: John’s independence from much shared Synoptic material sharpens questions about Gospel composition.

• Synoptic GospelsNarrower topic: It frames the source and literary-dependence questions raised by their parallels.

• Biblical criticismBroader topic: It demonstrates source criticism through shared wording and narrative sequences.

• GospelRelated: Their parallel passages invite explanations of shared sources and editorial choices.

• Q sourceNarrower topic: Q is one proposed solution to this problem of shared wording and narrative.

• Papias of HierapolisRelated: Papias’s account of Mark and Matthew is weighed against the Gospels’ textual relationships.

• Historical-critical methodBroader topic: Comparing parallel passages uses source-critical reasoning to propose patterns of dependence.

• Bible (Christian scripture)Related: Their shared material and differences point to the New Testament’s compositional history.

• Ministry of JesusRelated: Their shared and differing accounts complicate comparisons of Jesus’s ministry.