Dating the Gospels: Mark's Influence

This chapter examines the relationship between the Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke, focusing on how Mark likely served as a source for the latter two. It analyzes the dating of Mark, considering arguments for its composition around 70 AD and challenging the claims regarding the timeline and authorship of the Gospels. The discussion highlights the complexities of stylistic analysis in determining the chronological order and emphasizes the significance of early Christian interest in written accounts of Jesus's life.