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The Genuineness of 1 John 5.7 by David Martin 2.6
CHAP. VI. A Defence of the Manuscripts of Robert Stephens against certain Manuscripts produced from the Library of the King of France, which are pretended to be the same that Stephens used in his Editions. THE proof which all those who have…
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Confessional Bibliology vs. KJV-Onlyism
A Response to Mark Ward’s Mischaracterization In his recent critique, “Breaking My Two-Year Silence on Confessional Bibliology,” Mark Ward addresses what he perceives as the Confessional Bibliology movement’s similarities to KJV-Onlyism. Despite acknowledging key theological and…
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Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 1
Article I: Introducing Chapter 1 of the Westminster Confession of Faith The opening chapter of the Westminster Confession of Faith WCF , entitled “Of the Holy Scripture,” is foundational not only to the Confession’s overall theological system but to the entire Protestant…
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Benjamin Kennicott
Benjamin Kennicott was an Oxford Hebraist who organized a large international project to collate Hebrew manuscripts and early editions of the Old Testament.
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Kirsopp Lake
Kirsopp Lake was a British-American New Testament scholar who worked on manuscripts, photographed important codices, studied the Caesarean text hypothesis, and co-edited major historical projects on Acts and early Christianity.
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Theodore P. Letis
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John Owen
John Owen was the foremost English Reformed Congregational theologian of the seventeenth century.
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Richard Simon
Richard Simon was a French Oratorian priest whose critical histories of the Old Testament, New Testament text, versions, and commentators helped establish biblical criticism as a distinct early-modern enterprise.
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Klaus Wachtel
Klaus Wachtel is a German classical philologist and New Testament textual critic who worked at the Münster institute from 1990.
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Mark Ward
Mark Ward is an American author and public teacher known chiefly for arguments about changes in English, the contemporary intelligibility of the Authorized Version, Bible software, and the use of multiple modern translations.
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Herman Charles Hoskier
Herman Charles Hoskier was a textual scholar known for exact collations of New Testament manuscripts, especially in Revelation, and for sustained criticism of Codex Vaticanus, Codex Sinaiticus, and the Westcott-Hort system.
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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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