The Demand for a Sign 57 The Saying about Yeast 57 The Confession of Peter, and the First Prediction of Sufferings 58 The Demands of Discipleship 58 The Transfiguration 59 The Discussion about Elijah 59 The Healing of the Epileptic Boy 60 The Second Prediction of Sufferings 60 The Strife about Rank 61 Minor Passages 61 SUMMARY OF MATTHEW'S AND LUKE'S TREATMENT OF THE MARCAN NARRATIVE 70 CHAPTER V: HAVE WE THE GOSPEL OF MARK IN ITS ORIGINAL FORM? HAVE WE MARK IN ITS ORIGINAL FORM? 72 Discussion of the Analysis of Mark by Wendling and von Soden 74 Conclusions of von Soden and Wendling Compared 83 Matthew and Luke Used Our Mark as a Source 88 The Hypothesis of a Primitive Mark Superfluous; Simpler Explanations 88 Some Remarkable Verbal Resemblances 93 CHAPTER VI: USE OF A COMMON DOCUMENT BY MATTHEW AND LUKE USE OF A COMMON DOCUMENT BY MATTHEW AND LUKE 97 A Recent Attempt to Prove Matthew a Source for Luke 100 CHAPTER VII: THE EXISTENCE AND CONTENT OF Q EXISTENCE AND CONTENT OF Q 108 Deductions from the Table 109 Table II: Material from Q in Matthew 110 Deductions from Table III 115 Table III: Material in Luke Taken from Q 116 The Necessity for a Further Extension of Q 120 PART II: ANALYSIS OF Q INTO QMT AND QLK CHAPTER I: ANALYSIS OF Q ANALYSIS OF Q 123 Q Originally an Aramaic Document, Used in Greek Translations by Matthew and Luke 123 The Analysis of Q into QMt and QLk 126 CHAPTER II: Q, QMT, AND QLK, IN THE DOUBLE TRADITION OF MATTHEW AND LUKE