NuBerea/analytics-synoptic

NuBerea Research: Synoptic Problem

Computational analysis of the synoptic problem — the question of the literary relationships among the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. The dataset gathers derived analytical tables on pericope order agreement (the Markan-priority / Lachmann argument), on the minor agreements (readings shared by Matthew and Luke against Mark), and on register profiles relevant to the Q and Farrer hypotheses. Part of the NuBerea curated corpus estate of biblical-text datasets.

These are small summary tables intended for scholarly reference and reproducible discussion of synoptic-problem arguments, not a text corpus. The full technical specification (schemas, methodology, and provenance) is available in the gated SPEC accompanying this repository.

License

Released under CC BY 4.0.

Attribution

Analytical outputs are original to the NuBerea project. Underlying data derive from the following upstream datasets:

• NuBerea/source-analysis — CC BY 4.0
• NuBerea/doublets — CC BY 4.0
• NuBerea/nt-research-primitives — CC BY 4.0
• NuBerea/macula-greek — CC BY 4.0
• NuBerea/macula-sblgnt-syntax — CC BY 4.0
• NuBerea/segments — CC BY 4.0

Scholarly References

• Streeter, B. H. (1924). The Four Gospels: A Study of Origins. Macmillan.
• Farrer, A. M. (1955). "On Dispensing with Q." In Studies in the Gospels, pp. 55-88.
• Goodacre, M. (2002). The Case Against Q. Trinity Press International.
• Neirynck, F. (1974). The Minor Agreements of Matthew and Luke against Mark. Leuven University Press.

NuBerea project. Licensed CC BY 4.0.