
The Identity Of The New Testament Text Iv
By Wilbur N Pickering PhdLength19h 46m
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There are over 5,000 known Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, over half of which are continuous text copies, the rest being lectionaries. They range in size from a scrap with parts of two verses to complete New Testaments. They range in date from the second century to the sixteenth. They come from all over the Mediterranean world. They contain several hundred thousand variant readings (differences in the text). The vast majority of these are misspellings or other obvious errors due to carelessness or ignorance on the part of the copyists—such are not proper variant readings and may be ignored. However, many thousands of variants remain which need to be evaluated as we seek to identify the precise original wording of the Text. How best to go about such a project? This book seeks to provide an answer.
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Table of contents
1THE IDENTITY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT TEXT IV
21 INTRODUCTION1
3about that in Chapter 7.
43 B.M. Metzger, The Text of the New Testament (London: Oxford University
5And Kenneth W. Clark, commenting on P75:
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64 K.W. Clark, "The Theological Relevance of Textual Variation in Current Criticism
72 ECLECTICISM
8Journal of Biblical Literature, XCIII (1974), p. 403.
9What Is It?
10What about It?
11What Is Its Source?
124 Elliott, pp. 5-6.
13for B and
142 Clark, "Today's Problems", p. 159.
152 J.H. Greenlee, Introduction to New Testament Textual Criticism (Grand Rapids:
163 THE WESTCOTT-HORT CRITICAL THEORY
17Macmillan and Co. Ltd., 1896), I, 211.
18The Basic Approach
19Westcott and Hort, II, "Introduction", 280-81.
20Text-types and Recensions
21Conflation
22"Syrian" Readings Before Chrysostom
23Internal Evidence of Readings
24The "Lucianic Recension" and the Peshitta
254 H.C. Thiessen, Introduction to the New Testament (Grand Rapids: Wm. B.
26Summary and Consequences
275 Clark, "The Effect of Recent Textual Criticism", p. 50.
284 AN EVALUATION OF THE W-H THEORY
29The Basic Approach
30the New Testament, Oxford, 1977, p. 61).
31University Press, 1946), p. 214.
32Figure B
332 Colwell, What is the Best New Testament?, p. 49.
34Genealogy
35translated by B.V. Miller (London: Sands and Company, 1937), p. 71.
36Journal of Biblical Literature, LIV (1935), 212-13.
37Text-types and Recensions
38Subsequent scholarship
39Journal of Religion, XXXII (1952), 173.
404 Cf. Burgon, The Revision Revised, p. 380.
41The "text-types" themselves
42Evangelium 604 (London: David Nutt, 1890), Introduction, pp. cxv-cxvi.
434 Zuntz, "The Byzantine Text in New Testament Criticism", The Journal of
44Theological Studies, XLIII (1942), 25.
45A recent return
46United Bible Societies, 1971), p. xviii.
473 G.D. Fee, Papyrus Bodmer II (P66): Its Textual Relationships and Scribal
48The classifying of MSS
49Conflation
5012:18; Cyril of Alexandria for Luke 12:18; Augustine for Mark 9:38.