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Two-source hypothesis

solution to the synoptic problem, stating that Matthew and Luke were based on Mark and a hypothetical sayings collection ("Q")

2SH
two-source hypothesis (synoptics criticism)
two-document hypothesis (synoptics criticism)
two sources hypothesis
two documents hypothesis

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instance of

scientific hypothesis

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Synoptic problem

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derivative work

Four-document hypothesis

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inferred from

Four-document hypothesis

Commons category

Two-source hypothesis

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Identifiers

Bibliothèque nationale de France ID

133196244

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Théorie des deux sources (critique biblique)

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2 January 2023

Zweiquellentheorie

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retrieved

2 January 2023

FAST ID

1159882

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National Library of Israel J9U ID

987007558417605171

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National Library of Israel

Library of Congress authority ID

sh85139059

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reference URL

https://github.com/JohnMarkOckerbloom/ftl/blob/master/data/wikimap

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3 April 2019

Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID

topic/two-source-hypothesis

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Two-source hypothesis

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28 October 2013

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