The Synoptic Problem

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  • Опубліковано 25 жов 2024

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  • @vicachcoup
    @vicachcoup 9 років тому +1

    Hi Ken
    Great talk/video.
    I'm glad you mention the fact that paraphrasing was used.
    Another good example of this what the centurion said i.e. ' this was a righteous man' or ' this was truly a son of God'.
    Now if we know that paraphrasing happens, then how can we trust the accuracy of verses like 'before abraham was, I am' or 'I and the father are one'?
    The rational position would be that we cannot be sure exactly what was said due to the effects of translation from aramaic, paraphrasing in recording and the inherent inaccuracies that creep in with oral traditions.

  • @victoremmanuelgm5420
    @victoremmanuelgm5420 10 років тому

    GOOD AND SIMPLE SO THAT ANY LAY PERSON CAN UNDERSTAND. THANK YOU

  • @jorgesoteloiii1084
    @jorgesoteloiii1084 5 років тому

    Great video, really helpful.
    But i believe that not all of the gospels were written in greek.

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  5 років тому

      There are of course theories of an original Matthew in Aramaic.

  • @basilrex4105
    @basilrex4105 3 роки тому +1

    a lucid exposition suitable for the layperson.

  • @mynameisaichlinn
    @mynameisaichlinn 10 років тому

    this is the most helpful one of these i have found so far... so thanks :)
    also, just wondering... why isn't god inspiring people what to say a breech of these peoples free will?

    • @mynameisaichlinn
      @mynameisaichlinn 10 років тому

      i liked the bit at the end when we got to see him exit the powerpoint

  • @jvchike
    @jvchike 3 роки тому

    Thanks alot

    • @jvchike
      @jvchike 3 роки тому

      can I get a pdf

  • @christianpatriot7439
    @christianpatriot7439 4 роки тому +1

    If Matthew and Mark both came from a common source, then why not canonize the common source and not bother with Matthew and Mark? The so-called Synoptic Problem is simply a ruse by corrupt man to cast doubt on God's Word.

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  4 роки тому +1

      Canonization took place long after Q was forgotten.

    • @christianpatriot7439
      @christianpatriot7439 4 роки тому +1

      @@kenschenck The existence of Q is pure speculation.

    • @kenschenck
      @kenschenck  4 роки тому +1

      @@christianpatriot7439 it is speculation and many scholars dont agree with the theory, but it does come from an interpretation of evidence.

    • @christianpatriot7439
      @christianpatriot7439 4 роки тому

      @@kenschenck Why wouldn't the common source be oral tradition?

    • @brucenadeau5920
      @brucenadeau5920 4 роки тому

      Because they have NEVER found the "Quelle document", it is only hypothesized and has been "reconstructed", aka best guess of what it was based on Matthew and Luke

  • @Hambone3773
    @Hambone3773 3 роки тому +1

    The idea that Mark is an abridgement makes no sense.

  • @edinshealtiel3754
    @edinshealtiel3754 5 років тому

    THANKS. ORIGINAL WAS WRITTEN IN HEBREW MATTHEW GOSPELS AS ANCIENT SCHOLARS ALL AGREE.
    THEN MARK IS FIRST GREEK VERSION FOR THE ROMAN WORLD.
    GREAK MATTHEW IS MARK WITH MORE BECAUSE IT IS TRYING TO EMULATE ( NAME SAKE) ORIGINAL THE HEBREW VERSION...
    LUKE IS WRITTEN IN GREEK AS ORIGINAL.
    THAT'S WHAT LUKE DID FOR GENTILES FROM DISCIPLES.
    ALSO ORIGINAL JOHN IS WRITTEN IN ARAMAIC....
    GOOD VIDEO.
    P.S. GIVE UP YOUR BELIEFS AS WELL AND FOLLOW THE
    TRUTH/EVIDENCE !!!!!!!!!!

    • @neilzientek
      @neilzientek 4 роки тому

      Using capslock makes you look like a crazy person, but what you said is actually a fairly accurate summary of church tradition.

    • @brucenadeau5920
      @brucenadeau5920 4 роки тому +1

      Actually it is NOT accepted by the majority of scholars that Matthew was first written in Aramaic, though we DO have more than enough evidence to say otherwise. It is only a small amount of scholars currently pushing the Matthew narrative being older than the rest... Karen King, Dale Martin, Bart Ehrman would all disagree with your comments, some of the big hitters in biblical scholarship. James Taber and Nehemia Gordon along with a SMALL few others would agree with you as they are pushing the Hebrew/Aramaic Matthew.