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Gordon D. Fee
Gordon Fee was a Pentecostal New Testament scholar known for textual studies, Pauline and Johannine exegesis, and widely used works on interpretation.
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Peter J. Gurry
Peter J.
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Peter M. Head
Peter M.
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Edward F. Hills
Edward Freer Hills was an American Presbyterian scholar trained at Yale, Westminster Theological Seminary, and Harvard.
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Elijah Hixson
Elijah Hixson is an American scholar of New Testament manuscripts, scribal habits, papyrology, and early Christian theology.
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Michael W. Holmes
Michael W.
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Hugh A. G. Houghton
Hugh A.
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Barbara Aland
Barbara Aland was a German church historian and textual critic who succeeded Kurt Aland as director of the Institute for New Testament Textual Research.
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Samuel Clarke
Samuel Clarke was an English clergyman, philosopher, and controversial theologian whose Scripture-Doctrine of the Trinity arranged biblical propositions in support of a subordinationist account.
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Ernest Cadman Colwell
Ernest Cadman Colwell was an American New Testament scholar and educational administrator whose essays on scribal habits, manuscript groups, quantitative method, and text-types influenced later criticism.
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John 10:8 — “All That Ever Came before Me”: Do the Final Words Belong?
The words “before me” stand in the received text and in leading current critical editions, though an important Byzantine branch and other witnesses omit them.
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John 19:14 — The Sixth Hour or the Third Hour? The Chronology of the Crucifixion
The received text and principal critical editions read “about the sixth hour” at Pilate’s judgment seat; “the third hour” is a minority harmonizing reading.
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