Streeter, Burnett Hillman
- Streeter, Burnett Hillman
(1874–1937).
English
NT scholar, Provost of the Queen's College, Oxford, killed in an air crash, 1937. His
Four Gospels (1924) remained for a long time the classical exposition of the view, first propounded by C. Lachmann in 1835, that Mark was the earliest gospel, that Matthew and Luke both made use of a source designated by the symbol
Q, and that in the case of Luke this source was first combined with his own material (a first draft of the gospel, ‘
Proto-Luke’) and later supplemented by the use of Mark.
Dictionary of the Bible.
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