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This book consists of the contribution (somewhat improved) made by Gerhardsson at a symposium (entitled SymposilU1J de interrelatione evangelionun) held in 1984 in Jersualem. The author presents a model for the investigation of the gospel tradition (the teaching, works and fate of Jesus during his life on earth, including the signs of his resurrection), seen as part of the Early Christian tradition against the background of Judaism and Hellenism. Gerhardsson's model to investigate the gospel tradition is simple: a basic distinction is made between 'inner' and 'outer' tradition, and, within the outer tradition four further aspects are studied: the verbal, behavioural, institutional and material traditions. More specifically, inner tradition ",fers to tradition that functions ideally, that is animated and 'lives', tradition which is carried and kept together by inner engagement, belief, convictions, values and views. As such, i.Dner tradition becomes a 'message'; it generates further tradition, inspires and convinces others. It therefore becomes a kind of communication that spreads to the environment and further generations. To study inner tradition, however, is DOt easy, since it is 8S elusive and difficult to grasp as 'life' itself: it is mobile, changes, varies, some parts grow and others decline. The outer tradition, on the other hand, is much euier to study, since it expresses itself in visible and audible outward forms. As noted above, four dimensions/forms of outer traditions can be delimited:

Gerhardsson, Birger 1986 - The Gospel Tradition (Coniectanea Biblica, New Testament Series 15)