Q is the name scholars have given to the earliest known New Testament source document. Not found in a dusty cave, and certainly not dropped from a UFO, Q was discovered in the 1800s - in plain sight within the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. It was just a matter of identifying the original passages of Q through careful analysis. Academic historians and Bible scholars have been writing about Q for 150 years, but until now there has been no book for everyday readers of the Bible that explains in clear language what Q is and how it was identified; provides the full text of Q, as found in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke; and Explores Q's contribution to earliest Christian doctrine.

About the author: David G. Muller, Jr. is a Bible scholar and retired intelligence analyst, experienced in vetting and evaluating complex source materials. He is the editor of Comparing the Gospels: A Study Guide and author of Testing the Apocalypse: The History of the Book of Revelation. Muller has also written books on Islam, China, and U.S. Intelligence.