jdarlack
09-30-2004, 08:29 AM
Has anyone put together the coloring/underlining files for the Gospel Synoptic Parallels using Fee's scheme (or any other)?
Would you be willing to share the coloring files?
Here's the outline of Fee's scheme:
1. Draw a solid (blue) line under all identical verbal correspondences (= identical wordings) between Mark and either one or both of the parallels (even if the words are in a different word order or are transposed to a place either earlier or later in the passage).
2. Draw a broken line under all verbal correspondences that have the same words but different forms (case, number, tense, voice, mood, etc.).
3. Draw a dotted line under either of the above where Matthew or Luke has a different word order or has transposed something earlier or later in the pericope.
Cited from Gordon D. Fee, New Testament Exegesis : A Handbook for Students and Pastors. (3rd ed. Louisville, Ky.: Westminster John Knox Press, 2002), 119.
An example from his book (page 120) is attached to this post.
Would you be willing to share the coloring files?
Here's the outline of Fee's scheme:
1. Draw a solid (blue) line under all identical verbal correspondences (= identical wordings) between Mark and either one or both of the parallels (even if the words are in a different word order or are transposed to a place either earlier or later in the passage).
2. Draw a broken line under all verbal correspondences that have the same words but different forms (case, number, tense, voice, mood, etc.).
3. Draw a dotted line under either of the above where Matthew or Luke has a different word order or has transposed something earlier or later in the pericope.
Cited from Gordon D. Fee, New Testament Exegesis : A Handbook for Students and Pastors. (3rd ed. Louisville, Ky.: Westminster John Knox Press, 2002), 119.
An example from his book (page 120) is attached to this post.