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Nevertheless, it should be borne in mind that the Q document only a hypothesis; there are no surviving manuscripts, and it is entirely possible that the same elements could be accounted for via oral traditions, or some variety of since-lost texts. Some religious historians believe that Q can be reconstructed by analyzing those passages Matthew and Luke have in common.
Nevertheless, it should be borne in mind that the Q document only a hypothesis; there are no surviving manuscripts, and it is entirely possible that the same elements could be accounted for via oral traditions, or some variety of since-lost texts. Some religious historians believe that Q can be reconstructed by analyzing those passages Matthew and Luke have in common.
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