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The “Pericope Adulterae” and the Oldest Manuscripts

Posted on 10 February, 2012 by Jon Gleason

“Oldest is best” becomes problematic when “oldest” is a moving target and the new “oldest” doesn’t agree with the previous “oldest.” It makes your previous “oldest is best” assertion look pretty silly, and makes one wonder what the next “oldest” they discover is going to say…. Continue reading →

Posted in Bibliology, NT Textual Criticism | Tagged Augustine, Didymus the Blind, Jerome, John 8, oldest and best manuscripts, pericope adulterae, woman taken in adultery | 25 Comments

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