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The Q source (also called The Sayings Gospel, Q Gospel, Q document(s), or Q; from German: Quelle, meaning "source") is an alleged written collection of primarily Jesus' sayings (λόγια, logia). Q is part of the common material found in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke but not in the Gospel of Mark.
Als Logienquelle Q (auch Rede- oder Spruchquelle oder kurz Q für „Quelle“, zu altgriechisch τὸ λόγιον to logion, deutsch ‚Spruch‘) wird ein hypothetischer Text bezeichnet, der gemäß der Zweiquellentheorie den Autoren des Matthäus-und des Lukasevangeliums neben dem Markusevangelium als zweite
8. Sept. 2023 · In exploring the Q source hypothesis, we've probed the intricate world of Gospel origins and the enigma of the Synoptic Problem. While the physical existence of the Q document remains speculative, its hypothetical influence on Matthew and Luke fuels ongoing scholarly debates.
10. März 2013 · One of Matthew and Luke used the others gospel (typically Luke used Matthew, called Farrer theory). Both Matthew and Luke had a common written source, but did not have access to each others gospels (this source is called Q, and this theory is called the two source theory).
14. Feb. 2022 · Luke states in Luke chapter 1 that he used sources. It is possible that Matthew and Luke used Mark as a source. It is possible that there was another source in addition to Mark. The possible use of a "Q" source is not the reason why the Q gospel concept should be rejected.
2. Juni 2004 · The most common explanation is that Matthew has rearranged the Q material into five topics, while Luke has simply incorporated Q into his document. 56 “The thesis that Luke obtained the Q material from Matthew cannot explain why Luke would have rearranged this material in a totally different and ‘artistically inferior’ format ...
Q is the designation given to a hypothetical sayings source that many scholars believe was incorporated into the Gospels of Luke and Matthew. Though some notable scholars have questioned the theory, others have proposed reconstructions of Q based on a careful comparison of New Testament Gospels.
