Overlook reviews for readers unfamiliar with exegesis of the synoptic gospels for the last 150 years.

The presentation here is generally within the mainstream of scholarly Biblical study. It is the best explication of the genesis of Christianity that I have read, and the earliest progression of Christianity is incongruous without reference to the Q document or a parallel.

The book is written well. Anyone who doubts the author's sources and methods need only consult the bibliography. He has done that work for you.

My copy did not have an epilogue. At archiv.org the book is free (but no epilogue). ( )

The first book to give the full account of the lost gospel of Jesus' original followers, revealing him to be a Jewish Socrates who was mythologized into the New Testament Christ. ( )

A text that literally exists within the text of two other books..
A text that portrays Jesus as a wise sage. No miracles. No godhood.
A text that will not be referenced at the pulpit.

This is the invisible book called Q, and another reason why biblical history is just so fascinating.

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