1. Editorial introductions or transitions: II, III.

2. Editorial expansions: V, VI, IX, XII, XV, XXXVI.

3. Editorial rewriting with freedom: XVI, XX, XXIV, XXVII, XXXV.

4. Editorial appeal to Scripture: X, XIX.

5. Sayings showing the more original form of the document employed: VII, and perhaps also IV.

6. Definitions of the limits of the mission by the framer of gospel MT: XI, XIV, XXIV.

7. Definition of the limits of the mission by a later editor: XXXIV. 8. Application of parables different from that in the documents: XXIX, XXXIV.

9. Proverbs inserted because of their applicability: XIII, XVII. 10. Strong condemnation of the Pharisees: XXI, XLI, XXIII. 11. Exalted estimates of Jesus: I, XIX, XXXVII.

12. The day of judgment: XXII, XXXII, XL, XLII, XLIII, XLIV.

13. The notion of angels: XXVIII, XXXVII.

14. The belief in a dread eschatological fate: XXXVIII, XXXIX, XL, XLI, XLII, XLIII, XLIV.

15. Sayings to the discredit of the Gentiles: III, XXX.

16. Warnings against false prophets: XXXV, XL.

17. Sayings in exaltation of Peter or the Twelve: XXV, XXX. 18. The church: its activities, prerogatives, functions, standards, and institutions: (a) its foundation rock, XXV; (b) its judicial functions, XXV, XXX; (c) its prerogatives, XXX; (d) its standards or basis of election, XXXIX; (e) the treatment of its representatives, XLIV; (f) celibacy, for those "able to receive it," XXXI; (g) baptism, for those who would "fulfil all righteousness," I; (h) its limits, XXXIV.

19. Sayings or narratives of such a character that they could form independent units in documentary or oral transmission: VIII, XVIII, XXVI, XXXIII.

As to the origin of another saying of similar content (Matt. 24:14), see chap. iv, 84.

INDEX OF BIBLICAL REFERENCES

INDEX OF BIBLICAL REFERENCES

§1. THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS

Passages in the Synoptic Gospels are referred to on the pages in the body of this
work under one or other of three forms, namely: (1) by chapter and verse, as Luke
17:22-37; (2) by document and section, as P §60; (3) by exhibit and portion, as portion
A, B, and the like, of some preceding exhibit of synoptic material-for example, on p. 67
"portion A" refers to that part of the exhibit on p. 64 lettered A, which is Luke 17:22,
a part of document P §60. Hence Luke 17:22 is indexed here as appearing on p. 67,
though one will not find, on turning to p. 67, a chapter and verse reference to Luke

17:22.

Where the second form is used in the body of the work, the fact is recorded in the
following index by inserting the documentary reference after that of chapter and verse.
When a whole section of a document is intended, it is preceded by the equality sign
(=P §60); absence of this sign indicates that the verse or verses indexed cover only a
part of that section (P §60).