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PER-3042 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Paul Kahle
Paul Kahle was a German orientalist and biblical scholar known for work on the Cairo Geniza, Hebrew vocalization, Masoretic traditions, and the textual history behind Biblia Hebraica.
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PER-3043 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Mixed-transitional
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.
Open controlled recordPER-3044 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Frederic G. Kenyon
Frederic George Kenyon was a British palaeographer, papyrologist, biblical manuscript scholar, and director of the British Museum.
Open controlled recordPER-3039 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Ministerial
Jan Hus
Jan Hus was a Bohemian priest, preacher at Bethlehem Chapel, university master, and leading voice for reform in Prague.
Open controlled recordPER-3034 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Elijah Hixson
Elijah Hixson is an American scholar of New Testament manuscripts, scribal habits, papyrology, and early Christian theology.
Open controlled recordPER-3035 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Michael W. Holmes
Michael W.
Open controlled recordPER-3036 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Fenton John Anthony Hort
Fenton John Anthony Hort was a Cambridge scholar, Anglican priest, member of the New Testament Revision Company, and Westcott's principal collaborator on the 1881 Greek text.
Open controlled recordPER-3037 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Mixed-transitional
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.
Open controlled recordPER-3038 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Hugh A. G. Houghton
Hugh A.
Open controlled recordPER-3033 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Ministerial
Edward F. Hills
Edward Freer Hills was an American Presbyterian scholar trained at Yale, Westminster Theological Seminary, and Harvard.
Open controlled recordPER-3030 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Johann Jakob Griesbach
Johann Jakob Griesbach was a German New Testament scholar whose editions and critical canons gave durable form to the recension or text-family approach.
Open controlled recordPER-3029 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
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.
Open controlled recordPER-3031 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Peter J. Gurry
Peter J.
Open controlled recordPER-3032 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Peter M. Head
Peter M.
Open controlled recordPER-3025 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
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.
Open controlled recordPER-3026 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Ministerial
William Fulke
William Fulke was an English theologian, Cambridge college head, and prolific defender of the Protestant Bible against Roman Catholic controversialists.
Open controlled recordPER-3027 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Ministerial
Louis Gaussen
Louis Gaussen was a Genevan Reformed pastor, teacher, and leader in the nineteenth-century Réveil.
Open controlled recordPER-3028 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Ministerial
John Gill
John Gill was a Particular Baptist pastor in London, Hebrew scholar, commentator, and systematic theologian.
Open controlled recordPER-3022 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Eldon Jay Epp
Eldon Jay Epp was an American New Testament textual critic whose work on Codex Bezae, textual clusters, race, and the concept of the original text broadened the discipline beyond selecting individual readings.
Open controlled recordPER-3021 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
J. Keith Elliott
J.
Open controlled recordPER-3020 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Johann Gottfried Eichhorn
Johann Gottfried Eichhorn was a German orientalist and biblical critic whose introductions helped establish historical-critical study of the Old Testament and later the New Testament.
Open controlled recordPER-0002 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Mixed-transitional
Desiderius Erasmus
Jan Hus was a Bohemian priest, preacher at Bethlehem Chapel, university master, and leading voice for reform in Prague.
Open controlled recordPER-3024 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Ministerial
Robert Estienne
Robert Estienne, commonly called Stephanus in Latin, was a Parisian printer-scholar and later Genevan Protestant.
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PER-3019 · Person · Preliminary
Textual authority model: Magisterial
Bart D. Ehrman
Bart D.
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