Original 1927 · 334 pages
The Making of Luke–Acts
Cadbury’s foundational study of the Third Gospel and Acts as a continuous two-volume work—and the book that established the name Luke–Acts.
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Original 1927 · 334 pages
Cadbury’s foundational study of the Third Gospel and Acts as a continuous two-volume work—and the book that established the name Luke–Acts.
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Harnack’s concluding New Testament Studies volume turns from Lukan authorship to the chronology of Acts and the Synoptic Gospels.
Original 1930 · 331 pages
Bacon’s mature account of Matthew’s literary construction, sources, organization, and place in early Christian history.
Original 1924 · 584 pages
A landmark synthesis of textual and source criticism addressing the origins, transmission, and relationships of the canonical Gospels.
Original 1927 · 68 pages
Taylor’s concise reconstruction of Proto-Luke and the literary stages that preceded the canonical form of the Third Gospel.
Original 1926 · 280 pages
A sustained case that Luke expanded an earlier non-Markan draft rather than merely arranging material around Mark.
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