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Pious and Learned Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Garnet Howard Milne cites this commentary / annotations in the notes only material of Has the Bible Been Kept Pure? The record preserves Milne's exact citation and source-page evidence. Current access research is labeled: Open Library catalog record. Its textual methodology has…
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Biblical Scolarship: Editions and Commentaries’ in The Cambridge History of the Bible: The West from the Reformation to the present day (Ed. S.L. Greenslade)
Cambridge: CUP, 1963, 1973 reprint
Garnet Howard Milne cites this commentary / annotations in the secondary material of Has the Bible Been Kept Pure? The record preserves Milne's exact citation and source-page evidence. Current access research is labeled: Publisher chapter record. Its textual methodology has not yet…
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Calvin’s New Testament Commentaries
London: SCM, 1971
Garnet Howard Milne cites this commentary / annotations in the secondary material of Has the Bible Been Kept Pure? The record preserves Milne's exact citation and source-page evidence. Current access research is labeled: Open Library catalog record. Its textual methodology has not…
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Providential Preservation Series Part 4
Article 4: The Reformers and the Preservation of Scripture – Luther, Calvin, and the Doctrine of Scripture ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction Few movements in Christian history changed the course of Western thought more…
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Canon Collision Casebook I: Mark 1:2 and Matthew 24:36
Mark 1:2 sets harder against shorter and broader reception; Matthew 24:36 sets difficulty against anti-harmonization. Neither variation unit is decided by one familiar maxim.
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Does Disharmony Prove Originality?
Scribes sometimes harmonized parallel passages, but authors, memory, worship, and shared events also produce agreement, while scribal corruption can create difference. Disharmony is not self-authenticating.
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‘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 scriptural proposition has changed.
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From Jewish Translations to Christian Pandects
The road from early Jewish Greek translations to the great Christian codices passed through centuries of revision, copying, and collection. A later pandect may preserve ancient readings, but it is not the original translation event.
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Book or Tree? Revelation 22:19 and the Myth of Doctrinal Neutrality
The last warning in Scripture is also the site of a textual dispute. The received text of Revelation 22:19 warns that if a man takes away from the words of the prophecy, God will take away his part “out of the book…
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One Book at a Time: Dates, Translators, and Profiles
The Greek biblical books do not share one translator, date, or method. Before a Greek difference can be treated as evidence for another Hebrew text, the translation profile of that particular book must be established.
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God or He Who? 1 Timothy 3:16 Does Change the Proposition
In 1 Timothy 3:16, one small group of strokes carries a large claim. The received Greek text reads Theos ephanerōthē en sarki: “God was manifest in the flesh.” The modern critical text reads hos ephanerōthē en sarki: “who was manifested in the…
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The Woman They Put in Brackets: John 7:53–8:11 and the Canonical Cost
The story is known even by people who cannot place it in John. A woman is brought into the temple. Her accusers say she was taken in adultery. They ask whether the law of Moses requires her to be stoned, and they…
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