3.1 Interpreting the text
- The synoptic problem, source, form and redaction criticism – an examination of the relationship between the synoptic Gospels, including two source hypothesis (priority of Mark and ‘Q source’), the idea of proto-Gospels and the four-source hypothesis.
- Units of tradition and their type/form, the way texts appear to have been translated, edited and transmitted.
- The significance of this for understanding the texts.
Outline and explanation of the synoptic problem and methods of textual criticism.
Outline and explanation of the ways in which texts have been translated, edited and transmitted.
Analyse the significance of this for understanding the texts.
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