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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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Elijah Hixson
Elijah Hixson is an American scholar of New Testament manuscripts, scribal habits, papyrology, and early Christian theology.
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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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Luke 23:43 — “Today Shalt Thou Be with Me in Paradise”: Can Punctuation Reverse the Promise?
The principal Greek words are stable; ancient manuscripts do not supply the modern comma. Normal Greek syntax and Jesus’ repeated “Amen, I say to you” formula attach “today” to being with him in paradise, not to the act of speaking.
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John 5:39 — “Search the Scriptures” or “Ye Search the Scriptures”?
The same Greek verb can be read as an imperative, “Search,” or an indicative, “Ye search”; manuscripts do not supply the deciding punctuation.
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Luke 22:43–44 II — Justin, Irenaeus, Hippolytus, and the Early Patristic Witness
Second- and early-third-century Christian writers know the bloody-sweat tradition and use it in arguments about Christ’s incarnation and passion. Their testimony predates the great fourth-century codices but must still be evaluated as citation, not as surviving Gospel manuscripts.
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Matthew 7:21 — “My Father Which Is in Heaven”: Singular or Plural Heavens?
The title “singular or plural heavens” names a problem that is not in the Greek manuscripts.
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The Foundation Remains
The failure of reconstructive authority cannot destroy the authentic Word. Christ remains the chief cornerstone, the prophetic-apostolic foundation remains available, and the Church may build again through confession, reception, rigorous ministerial scholarship, and faithful translation.
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What Textual Evidence Would Count as Arian?
A shorter or altered reading may weaken an anti-Arian proof without teaching Arianism. This article fixes the five doctrinal-effect classes and the proof required for a reading, an edition, or a corpus-level indictment.
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Presuppositional Analysis: A Disputation on Holy Scripture
A Disputation on Holy Scripture: A First-Principles Analysis The Question Beneath the Book’s Question William Whitaker’s A Disputation on Holy Scripture rests on prior commitments concerning authority, knowledge, textual identity, history, providence, and human judgment. Whitaker’s Reformation polemic replies to Roman claims…
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Book Review: A Disputation on Holy Scripture
A Disputation on Holy Scripture Bibliographical Notice William Whitaker, A Disputation on Holy Scripture (trans. William Fitzgerald; Titus Books digital edition, 2013). The Book’s Task and the Opening Verdict William Whitaker’s A Disputation on Holy Scripture must be judged according to its…
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Where Does Mark End? Mark 16:9–20 and the Price of an Abrupt Gospel
A reader reaches Mark 16:8 and finds the women fleeing the tomb. They tremble. They are amazed. They say nothing to anyone because they are afraid. Then, in many modern Bibles, a rule, bracket, or note interrupts the page. The next twelve…
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