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‘Redeemed Us’ and ‘His Wrath’: Revelation 5:9 and 6:17
NA29 restores two received pronouns in Revelation: the heavenly singers say that the Lamb redeemed ‘us,’ and the day of judgment is the day of ‘his’ wrath. Both reversals expose losses in NA28.
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Counterevidence Is Evidence
A source-controlled indictment must publish the strongest evidence against itself. Counterevidence determines whether a claim is local, mixed, overstated, or false, and it must…
Presuppositional Analysis: A Plea for the Received Greek Text
A Plea for the Received Greek Text: A First-Principles Analysis The Question Beneath the Book’s Question S. C. Malan’s A Plea for the Received…
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A Plea for the Received Greek Text Bibliographical Notice S. C. Malan, A Plea for the Received Greek Text and for the Authorised Version…
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