1. The Q hypothesis tested; 2. Arguments for Q; 3. The great sermon; 4. Further evidence; 5. The Lachmann fallacy; 6. Matthew's great discourses; 7. Streeter and Burney on Mark's use of Q; 8. Miscellaneous passages; 9. Doublets in Matthew; 10. Inconclusio, formulae and aramaisms; 11. St Mark's Gospel; Epilogue; Index of New Testament passages.
This 1951 book forms a critique of the Two-Source Hypothesis, the theory in biblical studies that postulates the existence of a lost “Q” Gospel.
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