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Indeed, it is not known why the current Gospel ordering is used, and a reordering can be done without worries

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→‎Augustinian hypothesis: Also, Augustine was not particularly strong in Bible scholarship, and lacked the computer tools available today for analyzing the Bible.

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While the content of the Gospels and entire Bible is considered to have been inspired, the ordering of its books is not.

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such as his emphasis on the Greek concept and term "hypocrite"

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The strongest ordering of the Gospels is Mark, John, Matthew, and Luke

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→‎Augustinian hypothesis: These and similar differences make it unlikely that Mark copied from Matthew.

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→‎Augustinian hypothesis

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The "Augustinian order" is another name for the Matthew-Mark-Luke sequence, because Saint Augustine advocated for it, but based on his misperception about the origin and significance of the Gospel of Mark.

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Markan priority can be proved through logical deduction by simply comparing the ordering of events in the three Synoptic Gospels.

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Created page with "'''Ordering the Gospels''' is an issue worth revisiting, because the current order is based on at least two historical misunderstandings:<ref>https://biblicalstudies.org.uk/pd..."