Includes bibliographical references (p.174-175) and indexes.

178 pages : 24 cm

"Possibly the greatest literary enigma in history, the Synoptic Problem has fascinated generations of scholars who have puzzled over the agreements, the disagreements, the variations and the peculiarities of the relationship between the first three of our canonical Gospels." "Yet the Synoptic Problem remains inaccessible to students, who are often soon tangled up in its apparent complexities. But now Goodacre offers a way through the maze, with the promise of emergence at the end, explaining in a lively and refreshing style what study of the Synoptic Problem involves, why it is important and how it might be solved. This is a readable, balanced and up-to-date guide, ideal for undergraduate students and the general reader."--BOOK JACKET

Includes bibliographical references (pages 174-175) and indexes

Entering the maze: studying the synoptic problem -- Exploring the maze: the data -- Markan priority -- Building on Markan priority -- Q -- The case against Q -- Emerging from the maze

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