Infallibility and Inerrancy: When Shared Words Conceal a Doctrinal Shift
Warfield did not invent biblical truthfulness, but his autographic formulation reconfigured the locus of perfection and the role of textual criticism.
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14 published records in this controlled archive.
Gill, Buxtorf, and the Hebrew Vowel Points: Expertise, Usage, and Historical Testimony
The vowel-point controversy requires exact claims about written signs, vocalization, authority, and doctrinal use rather than an appeal to famous names.
Open record →Westminster’s “Kept Pure in All Ages”: Recovering the Assembly’s Historical Claim
Westminster 1.8 confesses a providentially preserved, presently authentic Hebrew and Greek rule without identifying every witness or one flawless printing.
Open record →John Owen’s “Divine Original”: Authority Joined to Integrity and Purity
Owen's paired 1659 treatises join Scripture's divine authority to the integrity and purity of the extant Hebrew and Greek text without making copyists inspired.
Open record →Historical Report Is Not Biblical Judgment: Identity, Development, Revision, and Rejection
Historical findings and theological verdicts answer different questions; controlled relationship labels keep them ordered and explicit.
Open record →Friends, Foes, and First Readers: Contemporary Reception as Historical Evidence
Contemporary reception can clarify how a work was heard, but praise, opposition, silence, and later summaries must be weighed rather than counted.
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