List of texts from the source Q
The list of texts from the source of logic Q includes the texts that are assigned to the source of logic (or source of sayings) according to the standard reconstruction of the international Q project . The reconstruction is based on the assumption that the evangelist Luke inserted the Q text in blocks into the text of the Gospel of Mark and therefore preserved the sequence and the scope of the source better than Matthew when he also revised the texts stylistically and in terms of content for Greek readers.
The existence of a logical source Q results from the assumption of the two-source theory .
| Gospel of Luke | |
|---|---|
| Judgment sermon of John the Baptist | Lk 3,7-9 EU |
| Jesus is baptized. Jesus is tempted by the devil in the desert. | Lk 3, 21-22 EU |
| Jesus' first speech |
Lk 6.20b – 23 EU Beatification of the poor, hungry and weeping. Beatification of the Persecuted Disciples.
Luke 6.27-38 EU love of enemies ; turn the other cheek; having one's coat and shirt taken away; borrow where you don't expect anything in return. Do not judge. Lk 6.41–49 EU From the splinter and the beam . Recognize trees by their fruits, people by their speech. Parable of the house built on rock and on sand |
| The faith of a centurion in Capernaum | Lk 7.1-10 EU |
| John the Baptist and Jesus |
Lk 7.18–28 EU John seeks contact with Jesus; Jesus speaks about the Baptist.
(Lk 16:16? "The law and the prophets reach as far as John. From then on the gospel of the kingdom of God is preached and everyone presses into it by force.") Lk 7.31–35 EU Parable of the children who spoil each other's play |
| Disciples instruction |
Lk 9.57-60 EU Whoever wants to follow Jesus leaves everything behind and is homeless.
Lk 10.2–16.21–24 EU Those who are sent by Jesus do not need travel equipment and live from hospitality. Court announcement and cheers. |
| Prayer instruction | Lk 11: 2-4 EU Our Father . |
| Jesus casts out a demon. | Lk 11: 14-26 EU |
| Jesus criticizes the people of his generation. | Lk 11: 29–35 EU comparison with the prophet Jonah . Parable of the light under a bushel . |
| Words to the disciples |
Lk 12 : 2–12 EU Courage to publicly
acknowledge Lk 12 : 22–34 EU Livewithout worries . God provides ravens and lilies.Lk 12.39–46 EU Parable of the servants who keep watch at night. Lk 12 : 51–59 EU Jesus brings discord. |
| Judgment on Israel | Lk 13 : 18-29 EU parables of mustard seed and sourdough . Locked door. |
| What is required of those who follow Jesus |
Lk 14,26–27 EU disregard one's own family and life.
Lk 17,33 EU Whoever wants tosave his life will lose it. Lk 14.34–35 EU Salt without taste is worthless. Lk 15.4–7 EU Parable of the lost sheep . Lk 16,13 EU Either serve God or money. (Lk 16:16? "The law and the prophets reach as far as John. From then on the gospel of the kingdom of God is preached and everyone presses into it by force.") Luke 16.17–18 EU The Torah remains unchanged forever. Divorce is adultery. Lk 17 : 1-6 EU Coexistence among Christians: Do not give one another offense. Forgive. Having faith like a mustard seed. |
| Eschatological outlook |
Lk 17,23–37 EU On the coming of theSon of Man.
Lk 19.12–26 EU parable of the entrusted money . Lk 22.28.30: “But you persevered with me in my trials. You shall eat and drink at my table in my kingdom and you shall sit on thrones and judge the twelve tribes of Israel. " |
Web links
- University of Graz, Institute for New Testament Biblical Studies: International Q project
literature
- Paul Hoffmann, Christoph Heil: Die Spruchquelle Q. Study edition - Greek and German. 4th edition. Scientific Book Society, Darmstadt 2013. ISBN 978-3-534-26266-3 .