by Chris Thomas | Jul 22, 2026
Setting: Elizabethan Reformed Church of England. William Fulke was an English theologian, Cambridge college head, and prolific defender of the Protestant Bible against Roman Catholic controversialists. His works answer claims for the Vulgate, defend Protestant...
by Chris Thomas | Jul 22, 2026
Setting: Pentecostal and evangelical academic theology. Gordon Fee was a Pentecostal New Testament scholar known for textual studies, Pauline and Johannine exegesis, and widely used works on interpretation. He argued that textual criticism is integral to exegesis and...
by Chris Thomas | Jul 22, 2026
Setting: French humanism; later Genevan Reformed adherence. Robert Estienne, commonly called Stephanus in Latin, was a Parisian printer-scholar and later Genevan Protestant. He issued four Greek New Testaments in 1546, 1549, 1550, and 1551. The 1550 folio supplied a...
by Chris Thomas | Jul 22, 2026
Setting: American Protestant university and seminary scholarship. 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...
by Chris Thomas | Jul 22, 2026
Setting: British university biblical scholarship. J. Keith Elliott is a British New Testament scholar known for textual criticism, Christian apocrypha, and thoroughgoing eclecticism. His work continues a line associated with George D. Kilpatrick in which the critic...
