John and the Synoptics in the Passion Narrative

Peder Borgen

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In an article entitled ‘Zum Problem “Johannes und die Synoptiker”, S. Mendner has again raised the question of the relationship between the Gospel of John and the Synoptics (Syn). Comparing John vi. 1–30 with the synoptic parallels, he discovers that John's account of the Feeding of the Five Thousand is a literary development of the synoptic account. On the other hand Mark and Matthew have moulded the account of Jesus walking on the sea after the Johannine example.

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1966The Gospel According to St. Mark 1955The Interpretation of the Fourth Gospel 1957The New Testament and Rabbinic Judaism 1953The Interpretation of the Fourth Gospel 2014The Gospel According to St. John 1967The Eucharistic Words of Jesus 1999Johannes und die Synoptiker 1954The Gospel According to St John

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