DID MARK ALSO USE Q? 234 What Material Did Mark Take from Q? 236 The Messianic Announcement of the Baptist 237 The Baptism of Jesus 237 The Temptation of Jesus 238 The Beelzebul Controversy 238 Five Detached Sayings 239 The Parable of the Mustard Seed 240 The Sending Out of the Twelve 241 A Sign Refused 241 "Whosoever Will Follow Me" 241 "Whosoever Is Ashamed of Me" 242 About Offenses 242 About Salt 243 About Divorce 243 The First Who Shall Be Last 243 True Greatness 244 About Faith 244 Against the Pharisees 244 The Holy Spirit Speaking in the Disciples 244 Other Marcan Passages Considered, But Rejected 244 Table VI: Contents of Q Material in Mark 246 Do the Vocabulary and Style of Mark and Q, Respectively, Throw Any Light upon Their Literary Relationship? 246 Conclusions as to Mark's Dependence upon Q 248 CHAPTER VII: THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF Q ORIGINAL ORDER OF Q 249 Table VII 250 Table VIII 250 Table IX 251 Table X 252 CHAPTER VIII: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS PART I ACCEPTED RESULTS OF SYNOPTIC STUDY CHAPTER I THE DEPENDENCE OF MATTHEW AND LUKE UPON MARK The one universally accepted result of modern study of the synoptic problem is the dependence of Matthew and Luke upon the Gospel of Mark.