Matthew 6:12 — “As We Forgive” or “As We Have Forgiven”? The Petition Concerning Debts
The Textus Receptus uses a present verb: as we forgive. The critical text uses an aorist that is often rendered as we have forgiven.
Open record →Category: Confessional Bibliology
259 published records in this controlled archive.
Every Word from God
The Bible is not merely a human record of encounters with God. It is not a collection of religious insights produced by spiritually gifted men. Neither is it…
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Scripture Interprets Scripture: The Canonical-Coherence Test
Scripture is its own infallible interpreter, but canonical synthesis cannot be used to silence local wording or conceal textual instability. This article establishes the test that distinguishes legitimate…
Open record →Matthew 6:8 — “Your Father Knoweth”: Does the Possessive Pronoun Matter?
The received text says your Father; some witnesses say simply the Father or otherwise shorten the possessive. A more expansive ancient reading says he knows before the worshipper…
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The Myth of Neutral Textual Criticism
There is no religiously neutral textual criticism.
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The Strongest Critical-Text Case: Rules against Straw Men
A critique is only as strong as the case it survives. This article states the strongest responsible critical-text position, distinguishes steelmanning from neutrality or concession, and fixes the…
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