Qhelle “is a POSTULATED lost textual source for the Gospel of Matthew and Gospel of Luke. It is a THEORETICAL collection of Jesus’ sayings, written in Koine Greek. Although many scholars believe that “Q” was a real document, NO ACTUAL DOCUMENT OR FRAGMENT HAS BEEN FOUND.”

So, apparently some scholars theology now has a missing link too.

That being said I am interested in historical works like the didache but we must be careful not to make them equal to inspired scripture (not saying that is being done). They can be quite helpful if seen from primarily a historical context.

I’ve read your blog now for a little over six months after being introduced to your work by a fellow pastor friend of mine. I’ve yet to pick up one of your books, but I look forward to reading your newest book very soon. I wanted to say that I appreciate your faithful “blogging” a great deal and it has been a huge source of enourgagement to me over the last several months.

I am a recent graduate from seminary and have found the transition back home extremely difficult, as the area of the country that I live in — at least in the particuliar denomination I was raised in — does not place much value on education or progressive thinking of any sort and it is in turn demonized.

I realize this is probably not the correct forum to contact you through, but I’ve reach a point of frustration and thought I’d give it a try. If you ever have a minute for any email correspondence, it would be greatly appreciate, but I also understand if you can’t.

Thanks again and God’s Peace.
Josh