Four-document hypothesis
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refinement of the two-source hypothesis for the synoptic problem, according to which Matthew and Luke each had its own unique sources (M and L, respectively) in addition to Mark and Q
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synoptic gospels
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Q source
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L source
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Gospel of Matthew
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International Standard Book Number
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Gospel
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Gospel of Mark
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Gospel of Luke
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Torah
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Matthew the Apostle
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Early Christianity
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documentary hypothesis
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Jewish Christian
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Gospel of the Hebrews
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two-source hypothesis
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Gospel harmony
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Gospel of Marcion
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language of Jesus
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Marcan priority
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Jesus Seminar
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