Chapter IV: Q in the Single Tradition of Luke (qlk)

Q IN THE SINGLE TRADITION OF LUKE 193
The Preaching of John the Baptist 193
The Initial Preaching of Jesus in Nazareth 194
The Call of Peter 194
The Woes 194
The Reception of John's Preaching 195
The Sinner in Simon's House 195
A Would-Be Follower of Jesus 196
The Return of the Seventy 196
The Great Commandment 197
The Good Samaritan 197
Mary and Martha 197
The Parable of the Friend on a Journey 198
The Mother of Jesus Praised 198
"If Thine Whole Body Is Light" 198
The Parable of the Foolish Rich Man 198
The Exhortation to Watchfulness 198
"To Whom Much Is Given" 199
"I Came to Cast Fire upon the Earth" 199
The Galileans Slain by Herod 199
The Parable of the Fig-Tree 200
"Go Tell That Fox" 200
The Healing of the Dropsical Man 201
About Taking the Less Honorable Seats at the Table 201
Whom to Invite to a Feast 202
The Parable of the Dinner and the Invited Guests 202
Conditions of Discipleship 203
The Lost Sheep 203
The Lost Coin and the Prodigal Son 203
The Unjust Steward 203
A Criticism of the Pharisees 204
The Rich Man and Lazarus 205
"Unprofitable Servants" and the Healing of the Ten Lepers 205
About the Coming of the Kingdom of God 205
Matter Peculiar to Matthew or to Luke 206
Matter Peculiar to Luke 210
Did Luke's Great Interpolation Originally Exist as a Separate
Documentary Source? 214
Other Possible Sources for Material Peculiar to Luke 217
Conclusions Regarding Q Material in the Single Traditions of
Matthew and Luke 218

CHAPTER V: REVIEW OF Q MATERIAL IN MATTHEW, LUKE,
AND MARK

REVIEW OF Q IN MATTHEW, LUKE, AND MARK 221
Considerations Favoring Analysis of Q into QMt and QLk 221
Table IV: Contents of Q Material in Matthew 222
Table V: Contents of Q Material in Luke 224
Passages Closely Similar, Yet With Divergences Too Great to Be
Accounted for upon the Hypothesis of an Undifferentiated Q 226
With Matthew's Q before Him, Luke Would Not Have Omitted So
Much of It 227
The "Secondary Traits" Are in QMt and QLk, Not in Q 230