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1. Analysis of the Textual Development of the Gospels | 1. Analysis of the Textual Development of the Gospels | ||
Examine the Order of Writing: | [[ Examine the Order of Writing ]]: | ||
Establish the chronological order of Gospel composition (commonly Mark → Matthew → Luke → John) and analyze how each builds upon its predecessor. | Establish the chronological order of Gospel composition (commonly Mark → Matthew → Luke → John) and analyze how each builds upon its predecessor. | ||
Look for evidence of progressive doctrinal understanding, such as deeper engagement with Old Testament shadows in later Gospels. | Look for evidence of progressive doctrinal understanding, such as deeper engagement with Old Testament shadows in later Gospels. |