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What's It Like to Study New Testament Textual Criticism?

By Filings on Fri, 07/05/24
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Textual Criticism
Manuscripts
Preservation
Bibliology
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“These issues have not turned us into liberals…. our faith and our doctrine have been shaped by looking at what God has actually revealed and preserved for us.” - Mark Ward

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Topics: Textual Criticism, Textus Receptus, Bible Versions
  • Westcott & Hort Versus the Textus Receptus: Which is Superior? (Part 1)
  • The Mark Fragment
  • Is the Textus Receptus Perfect in Every Jot and Tittle? Ambrose vs. Scrivener
  • Theology Thursday - Reasoned Eclecticism & the New Testament Text
  • An Evaluation of the Work of Charles Surrett on the New King James Version

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