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Revelational Epistemology and the Necessity of a Preserved Scripture
John 17:17 Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth. The idea of revelational epistemology holds that human knowledge of truth must ultimately rest on a source that is transcendent, yet simultaneously accessible to us. Such a foundation must be both…
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Erasmus' Greek New Testament & Back Translation
In refuting Jeffrey Stivason’s article Erasmus & the Final Verses of Revelation, it is crucial to address not only the historical inaccuracies but also the selective presentation of evidence that undergirds the popular claim of Erasmus’ back-translation of Revelation 22:16-21…
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The Foundational Role of Revelational Epistemology in the Doctrine of Preservation
The doctrine of the preservation of Scripture is a central pillar in Confessional Bibliology. This doctrine asserts that God, through His providence, has not only inspired the original manuscripts but also preserved His words across the centuries. This belief, held by the…
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The Bible as a Legal Document Part 3
6. The Binding Nature of the Bible and Textual Preservation If the Bible is a legal document, as Scripture affirms, its preservation is essential for maintaining its authority and efficacy. A covenant or testament cannot remain binding if its terms are corrupted…
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The Noetic Effects of Sin: A Foundational Doctrine for Confessional Bibliology
The doctrine of the noetic effects of sin holds profound theological and epistemological significance, revealing the pervasive impact of human sinfulness on reasoning, understanding, and intellectual faculties. At its core, this doctrine asserts that the Fall not only corrupted the moral and…
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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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A Call to Stand Firm Against Modern Textual Criticism
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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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Frederic G. Kenyon
Frederic George Kenyon was a British palaeographer, papyrologist, biblical manuscript scholar, and director of the British Museum.
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Jan Krans
Jan Krans is a Dutch textual critic known for research on the editorial practices of Erasmus, Stephanus, Beza, and the history of the Textus Receptus.
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Karl Lachmann
Karl Lachmann was a classical and German philologist whose New Testament editions became symbolic of a deliberate break with the Textus Receptus.
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Carlo Maria Martini
Carlo Maria Martini was an Italian Jesuit biblical scholar who became Archbishop of Milan and a cardinal.
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