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Basically a redaction-critical study of those parables which occur. in all three of the Synoptic Gospels, this book attempts to unfold. the various levels of tradition and to assess the theological use. of each parable at each level. 2900 Queen Lane Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19129. New Testament Studies, 21, 4. (i).

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Carlston, Charles E. T h e Parables of the Triple Tradition. This is a redaction-critical study of the parables common to the Synoptic tradition. Three sections make up this book. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1975. Previous critical approaches to the parables, those of Dodd and Jeremias, applied the form-critical method to determine what materials in the parables go back to Jesus himself and what may be attributable to the development within the Christian community. T h e first deals with the Markan Parables in Matthew, the second with the Markan Parables in Luke, and the last chapter all the Markan Parables, not only those found in Matthew and Luke.