How Matthew Edited Mark: Manuscripts and Redaction

Join Christopher Enoch for an in-depth scholarly investigation into the synoptic problem, Markan priority, and the editorial techniques of the Gospel of Matthew. Using ancient manuscripts such as Codex Bezae, Sinaiticus, and Vaticanus, this study examines textual variants, narrative alterations, and the historical development of early Christian texts.

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
14:25 Mark 1 vs Matthew 8: The Cleansing of the Leper
16:16 The Codex Bezae Variant: Anger vs Compassion
21:48 Scribes Softening Difficult Readings
49:32 The Disciples' Faith: Mark 4 vs Matthew 8
58:21 Walking on Water and Peter's Failure
1:08:47 Peter's Confession and the Rebuke in Matthew 16
1:12:58 The Distribution of 'Ecclesia' in the Gospels
1:16:58 Jairus' Daughter: Dying vs Already Dead
1:26:01 Matthew's Five Discourse Blocks
1:29:12 Matthew's Doubling Habit: Two Donkeys and Two Demon-Possessed Men
1:40:32 Redaction Criticism: Patterns vs Motives