Do Any Textual Variants Impact Doctrine?
Do any textual variants in the New Testament have the potential to make a significant doctrinal impact? In the
Do any textual variants in the New Testament have the potential to make a significant doctrinal impact? In the
Usually, when a textual critic encounters a manuscript, it’s taken for granted that its text was written down by a single
Daniel Buck reports on another session of the Pen, Print, & PIxels Conference:Peter Gurry Peter Gurry gave a brief history of
Daniel Buck reports on Kathleen Maxwell’s presentation, “Decorative Systems in Byzantine Manuscripts,”given at the Pen, Print, & Pixels
Daniel BuckDaniel Buck reports on two of the sessions he attended on Day Two of the conference:(1) Holger Strutwolf: The ECM of Mark
The Plano Marriott at Legacy Town Center This past week, on May 19-20, specialists in New Testament from around the world –
In 1910, Scottish scholar Alexander Souter (1873-1949) released his Novum Testamentum Graece. This was just 21 years after
Minuscule 260 is a Greek manuscript of the Gospels produced in the 1200s. Though not particularly old, it displays the oldest form of the Byzantine
In Luke 2:22, there is a mildly famous – or infamous – textual variant which involves the Textus Receptus, the base-text of
Codex Vaticanus is our oldest substantial manuscript which includes most of the Gospel of Mark, having been produced around the year
“The vocabulary and style of verses 9-20 are non-Markan (e.g., ἀπιστέω, βλάπτω, βεβαιόω,
When looking over the “List of Greek Church Fathers” and the “List of Latin Church Fathers” in the Introduction to the UBS
April 20, 1629 was not a good day for the French polymath and research-sponsor Nicholas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc. His merchant ship
Near the end of John 6:15 – following John’s account of the feeding of the 5,000 – there is an interesting variant-unit:
At the of , among the manuscripts that form the Goodspeed Manuscript Collection, is a medieval lectionary called the Argos