The so-called "Q" document is a theorized document that biblical scholars believe once existed but no longer exists. They noted several literary similarities between the four Gospels now in the New Testament, and they theorized that a source document that they called "Quelle" (source) must have existed in Biblical times.
So when you see Biblical scholars referring to Q or to a Q document, that's what they are talking about. No one has actually seen this document, it might have burned in the fire that destroyed the Alexandrian Library, but no one knows for sure.
The so-called "Q" document is a theorized document that biblical scholars believe once existed but no longer exists. They noted several literary similarities between the four Gospels now in the New Testament, and they theorized that a source document that they called "Quelle" (source) must have existed in Biblical times.
So when you see Biblical scholars referring to Q or to a Q document, that's what they are talking about. No one has actually seen this document, it might have burned in the fire that destroyed the Alexandrian Library, but no one knows for sure.
Christ didn't write the gospel on paper but on the hearts of men.