‘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…
Open record →Category: Refuting Modern Textual Criticism
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Acts: Vision, Prayer, and ‘Jesus Christ’
Acts supplies a compact test of the new edition: one departure from the received account of Saul’s vision and two returns to the Authorized Version’s wording concerning prayer…
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Mark: ‘Son of God,’ the Twelve, and ‘the Lord’
Three changes in Mark expose three earlier critical judgments: misplaced doubt at Mark 1:1, surplus wording around the Twelve, and an expanded title in the traditional ending. In…
Open record →When the Critical Text Moves Toward the Received Text
Many announced NA29 changes restore readings found in the Textus Receptus and Authorized Version. Those reversals do not grant the received text new authority; they expose the fallibility…
Open record →‘No Doctrine Is Affected’ Is Not an Answer
A doctrine may survive elsewhere while a changed reading removes, weakens, or redirects what one passage says. The proper question is not whether Christianity survives, but what exact…
Open record →The Critical Text Changes Again: What the 169 Decisions Are
NA29 will differ from NA28 at 169 main-text locations in Mark, Acts, and Revelation. Before asking what those changes mean, we must state what is changing and name…
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