1 John 5:7

The Doctrinal Various Readings of the New Testament Greek

Chris ThomasSeptember 26, 2017Comma Johanneum, Confessional Textual View, Textual MythsLeave a Comment

Taken from R. L. Dabney’s Discussions p.350 THE magnificent work whose name stands last in this list may be said to complete a marked stage in the progress, or at least in the rotation, of the art of biblical criticism. It very properly suggests, not … Read More

Follow Up: Codex Montfortianus, Erasmus, and 1 John 5:7

William SandellJune 17, 2016Comma Johanneum, Confessional Textual View, Erasmus, Erasmus Myths, Greek Language, Post Slider on Main PageLeave a Comment

In a previous article I addressed the issue of Codex Montfortianus and Erasmus and showed that the so called “British” Codex that Erasmus used could not be Codex Montfortianus. I was pleased to find out that Dr. White responded to my article during his Dividing … Read More

NT Manuscripts Made to Order (Erasmus and I Jn5.7)

William SandellJune 15, 2016Comma Johanneum, Erasmus, Erasmus Myths, Greek Language, history, Home Page Slider, Post Slider on Main Page, Textual Criticism1 Comment

It is commonly known that Erasmus did not include a large section of 1 John 5:7 in the 1st and 2nd Editions of his Greek New Testament. This is the so called Comma Johanneum, “For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, … Read More