[29] See pp. 153, 238-39.
[30] Das älteste Evangelium, p. 165.
[31] For further discussion of this and the preceding section see pp. 239-40.
[32] P. 19.
[33] Huck’s Synopse, pp. 80 and 109, will show the verses belonging respectively to the two sources.
[34] It is argued later, pp. 234-48, that Mark also is dependent upon Q, but since he has the Q material in much briefer and more fragmentary form than Matthew and Luke, his use of Q does not preclude Matthew’s and Luke’s preservation of more primary features of the Q tradition.
[35] Wellhausen, Einleitung, p. 59.
[36] For further discussion see p. 241.
[37] Horae Synopticae, p. 123.
[38] A note on this passage by Professor H. A. Sanders says that this is Mark’s order in B D (k d c) only.