New Testament textual criticism

Did They Know Jesus Yet? A Textual Criticism Case Study in John 14:7

by | May 25, 2021 | Theology | 0 Comments

For those of you who are tracking the release of the Legacy Standard Bible — the real, actual successor to the NASB 1995 — there's an interesting change in John 14:7 that's more textual criticism than translation. Let's take a look. LSB NASB 1995 John 14:6 Jesus *said...
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Reinventing Jesus by Komoszewski, Sawyer, and Wallace (book review)

by | December 11, 2019 | Theology | 0 Comments

Welcome to the Christmas season once again. Whereas for eleven months out of the year our documentary film fare consists of a balanced diet of fringe nutrition advice, adorable nature footage, financial malfeasance, and Pawn Stars reruns, this month is sure to feature...
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Bridging the Knowledge Gap in New Testament Textual Criticism

by | March 16, 2018 | Theology | 0 Comments

Textual criticism is the art and science of finding the original wording of a given biblical text when conflicts between manuscripts ("variants") arise. Much has been written concerning King James Onlyism and its variations’ impact upon unity in the local church, and...
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