The "triple tradition" refers to
A)the belief in the shared divinity of the Father,the Son,and the Holy Ghost.
B)the belief that Mark,Matthew,and Luke composed their Gospels together.
C)the idea that Jesus was crucified along with two common criminals.
D)the shared narrative and teaching material of Mark,Matthew,and Luke.

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The "triple tradition" refers to the material that is found in Mark, Matthew, and Luke. This includes common narratives, such as the baptism of Jesus, and teachings, such as the parable of the sower. The term is used to distinguish this material from what is unique to each individual Gospel.

The "Triple Tradition" Refers to