date |
reason for change |
9 Jan 2022 |
New page 'A summary of the evidence for the individual logia sayings', tabulating the evidence from source doublets, sayings blocks, poetry, and hyperbole |
9 Jan 2022 |
New page 'Procedures for identifying the remaining logia sayings', including a more consistent procedure for identifying the logia sayings not attested by the source doublets |
29 Nov 2020 |
New page 'The blocks of aphorisms in Mark, Matthew and Luke' |
6 May 2020 |
New page 'Paul knew about the logia' |
21 Apr 2020 |
New page 'Solving the jigsaw puzzle' - explaining how the arrangement of the 72 sayings was derived |
16 Apr 2020 |
New much more extensive page 'A commentary on the sayings of Jesus' to replace 'Notes on the sayings of Jesus' |
5 Jan 2010 |
New diagram in 'Merits of the Three-Source Theory', illustrating the explanatory power of the 3ST |
12 Feb 2009 |
New page: Luke used Matthew AND a sayings source |
21 Jul 2008 |
New page in 'The sayings of Jesus': The doublets: a template for the logia |
29 May 2008 |
New page: A brief history of the Three-Source Theory |
26 Mar 2008 |
New page: Overview of an elegant solution to the Synoptic Problem |
14 May 2006 |
English text of sQ now set out in poetic form |
5 Sep 2005 |
New page: sQ = Papias' LOGIA |
13 Feb 2003 |
New page: The 36 links in tabular form |
8 Feb 2003 |
New page: English text of sQ |
22 Apr 2002 |
Fully structured sQ with 72 sayings in 36 pairs |
17 Dec 2000 |
New page: 'A look inside the source sQ' |
21 Nov 2000 |
The Unclean Spirit and Watchfulness parables also now allocated to xQ |
2 Oct 2000 |
The 'Lament for Jerusalem' now allocated to xQ (composed by Au_Matt) |
1 Dec 1999 |
New paragraph on the structure of sQ in 'The source sQ' |
23 Nov 1999 |
First Edition |