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Louis Gaussen
Louis Gaussen was a Genevan Reformed pastor, teacher, and leader in the nineteenth-century Réveil.
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John Gill
John Gill was a Particular Baptist pastor in London, Hebrew scholar, commentator, and systematic theologian.
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Caspar René Gregory
Caspar René Gregory was an American-born scholar who spent his career in Germany and made enduring contributions to the cataloguing and description of New Testament manuscripts.
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Peter J. Gurry
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Johann Albrecht Bengel
Johann Albrecht Bengel was a Lutheran Pietist scholar, pastor, commentator, and Greek New Testament editor.
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Heinrich Bullinger
Heinrich Bullinger succeeded Zwingli as chief pastor in Zürich and became one of the most widely connected leaders of the Reformed churches.
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John Calvin
John Calvin was a French humanist-trained jurist, Reformed theologian, pastor, commentator, and organizer of the Genevan church.
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John Cosin
John Cosin was an English churchman, liturgical scholar, royalist exile, and later Bishop of Durham.
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Acts 4:25 — The Holy Ghost, the Mouth of David, and the Text of Psalm 2
Here the critical text is fuller, explicitly naming the Holy Spirit and calling David ‘our father.’ Scrivener’s shorter syntax connects the relative ‘who’ to the God addressed in verse 24 and still presents David’s mouth as the instrument of Psalm 2.
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John 7:53–8:11 III — Lectionary Practice and the Church’s Public Reading of the Passage
The Pentecost lesson bypassed the pericope while other services preserved it, creating skip marks and alternate placements that require liturgical interpretation.
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John 8:6, 8 — What Did Jesus Write on the Ground, and What Does the Text Actually Say?
John twice says that Jesus wrote on the ground but never reports the content; the received phrase “as though he heard them not” describes his refusal to answer the trap on demand.
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John 10:26, 29 — “Not of My Sheep” and the Father Greater than All
Two variations shape the paragraph: the received reminder “as I said unto you” and a difficult relative-pronoun cluster concerning the Father, the gift, and what is greater than all.
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