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MTC is Heresy Part 3
Article 3: The Spirit of Truth or the Spirit of Deception? Thesis: The Critical Text accuses the Holy Ghost of bearing false witness by affirming false readings for over 1,800 years. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction Scripture…
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MTC is heresy Part 4
Article 4: Modern Textual Criticism’s Denial of Providential Preservation Thesis: The rejection of the Textus Receptus in favor of the Critical Text is a rejection of the biblical doctrine of providential preservation…
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The Comma Johanneum Part 7
Article 7: The Councils and Ecclesiastical Usage Drawing on insights from “In Defense of the Authenticity of 1 John 5:7” by C. H. Pappas ThM and “A History of the Debate over 1 John 5:7-8” by Michael Maynard M.L.S…
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Providential Preservation Series Part 8
Article 8: Reformation-Era Confessions and the Pure Text – Comparing Confessional Statements ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction The Protestant Reformation was a watershed moment that radically reshaped Christian theology…
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Packet One: The Revision That Changed Its Object
Packet One: The Revision That Changed Its Object A Revision Becomes a Reconstruction Part I: The Revision That Changed Its Object · Article 1 of 6 The English New Testament published in 1881 announced itself as a revision. That word carried a…
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Mark 16:9–20: The Longer Ending
Did Mark end at 16:8, or do the resurrection appearances, commission, ascension, and apostolic conclusion in verses 9–20 belong?
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Theodore P. Letis
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John Lightfoot
John Lightfoot was an English clergyman, Westminster Assembly member, Hebraist, commentator, and Cambridge college head.
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Martin Luther
Martin Luther was an Augustinian friar, Wittenberg professor, preacher, polemicist, and translator whose controversy over indulgences developed into a broad evangelical reform.
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Bruce M. Metzger
Bruce Manning Metzger was an American Presbyterian minister and Princeton scholar whose textbooks, critical-edition work, and translation leadership made him one of the most influential Anglophone textual critics of the twentieth century.
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Johann David Michaelis
Johann David Michaelis was a Göttingen orientalist and biblical scholar whose Introduction to the New Testament became a major vehicle for historical-critical questions in German and English scholarship.
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Edward Miller
Edward Miller was an Anglican clergyman, textual scholar, and literary executor who brought important portions of John William Burgon's unfinished research into print.
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