Q11:9-13. The Certainty of the Answer to Prayer
Volume Editor: T. Klampfl
By (author) T. Klampfl By (author) P. Hoffmann By (author) A. Kirk By (author) S.H. Brandenburger By (author) S. Carruth
According to the two-source theory the sayings-gospel Q is the second source – besides the gospel of Mark – of the gospels of Matthew and Luke. A milestone in the scientific investigation of Q was the publication of the Critical Edition of Q in the year 2000 by the International Q Project. The Documenta Q volumes supplement the Critical Edition with the presentation and evaluation of the history of research on each section of Q. This volume treats the segment Q 11:9-13 (Matt 7:7-11 Luke 11:9-13) together with Luke 11:5-8 which follow on the Lord’s Prayer and represent the first commentary in earliest Christianity on this central text. Q motivates readers to pray, shows a surprising confidence in the providence of God, and clarifies the concepts of God’s fatherhood and of being child of God.
- By (author) T. Klampfl
- By (author) P. Hoffmann
- By (author) A. Kirk
- By (author) S.H. Brandenburger
- By (author) S. Carruth
Other Titles in this Series
The Critical Edition of Q
A Synopsis including the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, Mark and Thomas with English, German and French Translations of Q and Thomas
Volume 1
Q6
37-42. Not Judging - The Blind Leading the Blind - The Disciple and the Teacher - The Speck and the Beam
Volume 4
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