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Daniel Wallace, the New New Testament, and Authority
“Who are these people and on what basis does this council have any binding authority on anyone?” Continue reading
Posted in Bibliology, NT Textual Criticism
Tagged canon, catholicity, churches, Daniel Wallace, oldest and best manuscripts, textual criticism
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Not Like Any Other Book
Despite my appreciation for the ministry of these godly men in my life, my confidence in the rules of New Testament Textual Criticism as a reliable guide to identifying the true text of Scripture began to crumble. Continue reading
Posted in Bibliology, NT Textual Criticism
Tagged Daniel Wallace, Harry Sturz, New Testament, NTTC, oldest and best manuscripts, Westcott-Hort
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