2016-11-173Comments

How Important are the Differences in the New Testament Manuscripts

When one looks at the extant manuscripts of the Greek New Testament and compares them with each other, there are a lot of differences. We call these differences...

by C Michael Patton

Credo House of Theology

Text Criticism

2013-12-133Comments

Giveaway: Codex Sinaiticus + Credo Course

To celebrate the brand new Textual Criticism Credo Course in 7 days one person will win a facsimile of one of the most valuable Bibles in the world (just the copy retails for...

by Tim Kimberley

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Text Criticism

2013-09-235Comments

The Chester Beatty Papyri at CSNTM!

The Chester Beatty papyri, published in the 1930s and 1950s, are some of the oldest and most important biblical manuscripts known to exist. Housed at the Chester Beatty...

by Dan Wallace

Text Criticism

2013-07-029Comments

Some Intentional Errors in Scripture

Types of intentional changes made to the Greek manuscripts: Spelling/Grammar Changes Harmonizations Correcting apparent discrepancies Conflations Explanatory glosses...

by C Michael Patton

Text Criticism

2013-07-021Comments

Live Blog: Dan Wallace, Credo Course on Textual Criticism – Day Two

During this week, I will be live blogging Dan Wallace’s Credo Course on Textual Criticism. This is the first of what will over the years be dozens of extensive courses...

by C Michael Patton

Text Criticism

2013-07-014Comments

Live Blog: Dan Wallace, Credo Course on Textual Criticism – Day One

During this week, I will be live blogging Dan Wallace’s Credo Course on Textual Criticism. This is the first of what will over the years be dozens of extensive courses...

by C Michael Patton

Credo House of Theology

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Text Criticism

2013-06-060Comments

Just 24 Hours Left! – Credo Course – #1 Reason to Love Textual Criticism: The Enemies of the Gospel know Textual Criticism

Yesterday I was on an atheist forum. It was amazing to me what I saw. It was a discussion about textual criticism. These atheists were discussing how the text of the Bible had...

by Tim Kimberley

Credo House of Theology

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Text Criticism

2013-06-040Comments

Seven Reasons to Love Textual Criticism #2: Because of all the people who have died for the Bible

Here are all 7 reasons to love textual criticism: Because the Enemies of the Gospel Know Textual Criticism Because of All the People Who Have Died for the Bible YOU’RE...

by Tim Kimberley

Credo House of Theology

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Text Criticism

2013-06-040Comments

Seven Reasons to Love Textual Criticism: #3 – Correcting Misconceptions About the History of the Bible

Have you ever heard someone say that the scribes who copied the Bible never made any mistakes? That they counted the words of each line, wrote in a certain color ink, and...

by Tim Kimberley

Credo House of Theology

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Text Criticism

2013-06-032Comments

Seven Reasons to Love Textual Criticism: #4 P52

Reason Number 4: P52 Never heard of P52 (also known as Rylands Library Papyrus)? Don’t worry . . . Most Christians have not. P52 is the earliest known manuscript of the New...

by Tim Kimberley

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