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‘Kept Pure in All Ages’: The Confessional Control

Westminster 1.8 joins immediate inspiration, singular providence, continuing purity, present authenticity, and final appeal. Its original wording does not describe merely sufficient or recoverable Scripture.

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Origen’s Hexapla and the Layered Greek Tradition

Origen’s lost six-column project proves that Greek Scripture was already plural and revised. It does not reduce every later Greek codex to Origen’s fifth column.

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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 be allowed to change the verdict.

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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 Greek Text rests on prior commitments concerning authority, knowledge, textual identity, history, providence, and human judgment. Malan replies…

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Scripture’s Own Doctrine of Preservation

Scripture presents God’s written words as covenantally given, publicly deposited, enduring beyond every generation, incapable of being broken, and continually available to govern the church.

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Codex Sinaiticus: Assigned Date, Documented History

Codex Sinaiticus is conventionally assigned to late antiquity, possibly noticed in 1761, and unmistakably documented from 1844. Those claims must be stated separately.

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Local Reading and Complete Corpus

A local loss must not be concealed by the survival of doctrine elsewhere, but neither may one local loss be made to speak for an entire edition. The corpus test preserves both the verse and the whole counsel of Scripture.

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Which Bible Is Self-Attesting?

Scripture’s self-attestation cannot remain an abstract property of inaccessible originals. The church hears God in extant words, so a complete apologetic must identify the preserved textual object that attests itself.

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Codex Vaticanus: Assigned Date, Documented History

Codex Vaticanus is conventionally assigned to the fourth century and securely documented in the Vatican collection in the fifteenth. Those are different claims, supported by different evidence.

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Five Doctrinal-Effect Classes

D0 through D4 distinguish neutrality, lost testimony, accommodation, formal entailment, and orthodox counterevidence. The classes measure a reading’s demonstrated effect without turning a local finding into a corpus verdict.

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Presuppositional Analysis: Symposium on the Biblical Text and Literature

Symposium on the Biblical Text and Literature: A First-Principles Analysis The Question Beneath the Book’s Question Journal of Christian Reconstruction’s Symposium on the Biblical Text and Literature rests on prior commitments concerning authority, knowledge, textual identity, history, providence, and human judgment. This…

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Profession Is Not Derivation: What an Orthodox Confession Cannot Prove About a Method

A man signs a confession stating that God exists in three persons. He preaches the deity of Christ, recommends serious books on the Trinity, and defends Christianity in public. Another man analyzes the textual premises used in his apologetic and concludes that…

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