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The overall major themes in this particular gospel are righteousness and observance of Torah and teaching and doing. ...
According to Ehrman in Mark the first readers of this gospel appear to have been Christians of Mark’s community, most of whom would have been illiterate, and thus “read” the gospel by hearing it read. ... In Mark it seem that the form of this gospel is extremely blunt and condensed. ... During the arrest scene in comparison to Matthew there is a significant difference in Mark. ...
According to Ehrman Luke begins his gospel by mentioning earlier written accounts of Jesus’ life and by indicating that both he and his predecessors acquired their information from Christians who had told stories about him(43). from these facts one can deduce that like Mark, Luke is a gospel read by hearing it read. ... Before the arrest scene in comparison to the other Synoptic Gospels the scene is the same but the dialogue is different. ... During the arrest scene there are distinct characteristics seen from a reader which are, when Jesus went off to pray in this gospel an angel from heaven came and gave him strength. ... This gospel is more so like a prayer, especially right before the arrest scene it sounds like Jesus is praying to god for what is about to take place. It also seems that this so-called prayer could be the prayer that Jesus is say when finds his disciples sleeping in the other gospel passages.
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