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Although the 'sermon notes' don't always include reference to the scriptures being interpreted in light of Christ, Peter and his Hebrew audience would have known them well.
Rather than look for an outside source (such as Q <ref>The Q document theory was created by Greek Greeks to try to understand why the gospels differ and why they are the same. They theorize that the gospel writers used a common text as their source. The gospek gospel writers did not write in a vacuum, requiring a source text to copy from. Matthew has the book of Mark. Luke had Mark and Matthew, and John had the other three.</ref>) for Mark, perhaps a closer look at the scriptures available to Peter in is order.
==The core teaching built upon by gospel writers==

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