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 Bible Versions - I have been interested in the problem of New Testament textual criticism since my high school days in the 1920's. . I was dismayed at the large number of verses that, according to Gregory and his teachers westcott and hort, must be rejected from the Word of God. https://web.archive.org/web/20111105234723/http://www.fpcr.org/blu e_banner_articles/efhillsa.htm size 20944 bytes indexed 6/17/01 Hits: 162 Some Bible scholars like westcott and hort doubt the authenticity of 16:9-20, insisting that Mark did not write this portion. These verses are not found in two early manuscripts, but are found in the overwhelming majority of early manuscripts. The following chart depicts 64 pieces of evidence, all of which are texts as old or older than Codex Ephraemi (C), the fifth-oldest Greek manuscript of the Gospel of Mark. The more a witness supports Mark 16:9-20, the higher it is placed on the chart. by Jim Snapp http://www.lavistachurchofchrist.org/cms/is-mark-169-20-spurious-o r-genuine/ size 32064 bytes indexed 7/10/18 Hits: 73 Interlinear of the Greek Scriptures in PDF format. Greek Text : WHNA: Uses the inferior westcott- hort text from 1881, combined with the NA26/27 variants. (only NA26/27 variants visible). Sublinears : CGTS an ultra literal English translation sublinear ((c) Copyright 1999 Concordant Publishing Concern), Lemma and TGM4 parsing. https://biblehub.com/interlinear/ size 14452 bytes indexed 11/19/02 Hits: 58 English Guide to the Various Readings. A complete collation of Greek readings adopted by Stephens, Beza, Elzevir, Griesbach, Lachmann, Tischendorf, Tregelles, Alford, Wordsworth, westcott & hort, Nestle-Aland, and Hodges & Farstad, compared with the text underlying the King James Version. http://www.bible-researcher.com/title.html size 7588 bytes indexed 2/8/03 Hits: 182 The two most famous attempts at restoring the original text of the New Testament are the Textus Receptus, dating from the Reformation era, and the Greek text of B. F. westcott and F. J. A. hort, first published in 1881. These texts were based on differing collections of manuscripts... There is much dispute today about which of these texts is a more faithful representation of the original form of the Greek New Testament... by Doug Kutilek http://www.bible-researcher.com/kutilek1.html size 28505 bytes indexed 7/30/07 Hits: 507 First published in 1815 and long out of print, this timely classic is one of the finest books ever published on the Bible Versions Controversy of the Textus Receptus. An inquiry into the integrity of the Greek Vulgate, or the Received Text of the New Testament, in which the Greek manuscripts are newly classed, the integrity of the authorized text vindicated, and the various readings traced to their origin. -by Dr. Rev. Frederick Nolan http://www.mountainretreatorg.net/classics/inquiry0.html size 3281 bytes indexed 12/11/02 Hits: 228 It is of the utmost importance to understand that the leaders in the Textual revolution which unseated the traditional received text from its place of undisputed prominence for over 15 Centuries, were not, as most of the evangelical and fundamentalist world today believes, fundamentalists, or even othodox. http://web.archive.org/web/20050923053455/homepages.picknowl.com.a u/rlister/wh/wh.htm size 4996 bytes indexed 4/2/99 Hits: 211 There is, at the present time, a proliferation of new translations, revisions, and paraphrases of the Bible. One after another, new versions of the Bible pour off the presses, so that it becomes difficult to keep up with them. Is this a help, or a Plague to the Church? In the last few years, many English versions have come on the market: The Jerusalem Bible (1966), The New English Bible (1970), The Living Bible (1971), and, very recently, The New International Version - to name only a few. The justification for all these new versions is the alleged weaknesses of the King James Bible. -by Rev. David Engelsma. http://www.prca.org/pamphlets/pamphlet_10.html size 79584 bytes indexed 4/28/98 Hits: 325 A series of examples of the simply bad translating techniques of the NIV, By Richard Bacon, BA., M.A.R., M.Div., Th.M. http://www.mountainretreatorg.net/articles/niv.html size 39411 bytes indexed 4/11/95 Hits: 265 The Oldest and Best, a paper which conducts an inquiry regarding the validity of the claims that the VATICANUS or B as it is often designated, and the SINAITICUS or Aleph, is the Oldest and Best manuscripts! Very thorough, by Cecil J. Carter https://web.archive.org/web/20050212144827/http://www.mag-net.com/ ~maranath/OLDBEST.HTM size 133273 bytes indexed 5/1/89 Hits: 163 In order for the new Bible versions to gain acceptance in the eyes of professing believers, it is essential that there be first of all, a subtle downgrading of the one they hope to replace in the affections of the Congregation. Be aware of the real truth. https://web.archive.org/web/20070217012449/http://www.mag-net.com/ ~maranath/Niv.htm size 110395 bytes indexed 5/19/91 Hits: 184 This is the comprehensive work of Edward F. Hills (1912-1981). This is not just another book on New Testament Textual Criticism. On the contrary, its approach to that theme is decidedly unique. Dr. Hills founds his criticism of the New Testament text squarely and solidly on the historic doctrines of the divine inspiration and providential preservation of Holy Scripture, and it is his firm conviction that this is the only proper approach. -by Edward F. Hills https://archive.org/stream/TheKingJamesVersionDefended/TheKingJame sVersionDefended_djvu.txt size 211651 bytes indexed 6/12/97 Hits: 242 A Brief Introduction to the Bible Version Controversy - God has promised us he would preserve His words: "The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever." (Psalm 12:6,7 KJV) -by Brandon Lee Staggs http://www.mountainretreatorg.net/bible/biblecont.html size 14836 bytes indexed 4/29/95 Hits: 232 By Dr. D.A. Waite is a Biblical scholar who has written in the defense of the Received Text for many years. He has earned a B.A. in classical Greek and Latin; a Th.M. with high honors in New Testament Greek Literature and Exegesis; an M.A. and Ph.D. in Speech; a Th.D. with honors in Bible Exposition; http://www.mountainretreatorg.net/articles/super.html size 53470 bytes indexed 6/5/97 Hits: 222 What kind of a question is that? Of course my translation is the most accurate and up to date. It is also recommended by scholars and my pastor uses it. It is translated from the oldest and best Greek manuscripts and although the Hebrew contains variant readings, I am assured that my translation is of the highest quality. by Dr. Ken Matto http://www.scionofzion.com/accuratetrans.htm size 58392 bytes indexed 7/28/00 Hits: 332 We will let you, reader, be the judge as you compare the KJV and TLB. We make this comparison because we have the strongest kind of proof to show clearly that the King James Version is nearest to the original manuscripts. Again we would gladly challenge anyone to produce better or more proof that there is another version that is nearer to the original autographs than the KJV.-By David Otis Fuller, D.D. http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Bible/Living%20Bible/lb_exposed.htm size 30863 bytes indexed 1/18/01 Hits: 293 Let's consider some important doctrinal truths that are attacked by the NIV. You should note that most of these omissions are found in the other new versions also, if you want to compare. The NIV even refutes the idea that the Bible is the preserved, inspired, Word of God. -by Pastor Dewey W. Williams http://www.scionofzion.com/niv.htm size 81448 bytes indexed 3/30/01 Hits: 278 Bible Versions Controversy - A review article by G. I. Williamson on 'A New Hearing for The Authorized Version' (second edition, 1997) by Theodore P. Letis, Ph.D., 34 pages. Published by The Institute for Renaissance and Reformation Studies, 6417 N. Fairhill, Philadelphia, PA 19126. http://opc.org/OS/html/V6/4m.html size 4228 bytes indexed 4/8/01 Hits: 195 The KJV and the NIV are substantially different and do not agree. If two bibles disagree, which one is wrong? Both claim that you cannot add to or take from the word of the Lord, yet they differ. Why? Which one is right? How much do they differ? Does it affect doctrine? Who changed it? http://web.archive.org/web/20091020104035/http://geocities.com/Hea rtland/Plains/2594/kjb-niv.htm size 15756 bytes indexed 4/11/01 Hits: 158  [PDF - Adobe Acrobat]In this day of rapid change, when many have started using modern translations of the Bible (NASB, NIV, NEB, NRSV, NKJV, etc.), abandoning the long-used faithful King James Version, it is appropriate to review a few of the reasons why many creationists (including this writer), still prefer to use the KJV. -by Henry M. Morris http://www.truthfulwords.org/articles/defense.pdf size 45081 bytes indexed 8/25/01 Hits: 177 The History of the Bible Versions Controversy - James White reviewing the Textus Receptus in 'The King James Only Controversy' says, 'No grand conspiracies have been uncovered, no attempts to hide doctrines or beliefs by mistranslating the text have been found.' But early Church Fathers declare that the text was tampered with. History disagrees with Mr. White. -by Dr. Clinton Branine http://members.tripod.com/bible_study/kjvissue/history_branine.htm l size 46242 bytes indexed 12/13/02 Hits: 160 ..to the Revival of the Ecclesiastical Text. The following research is the sine qua non for understanding both the history of New Testament Text criticism as well as the history of the modern Bible translation movement, within the North American context. -by Theodore P. Letis, Ph.D. http://www.holywordcafe.com/bible/Forewor11.html size 11531 bytes indexed 1/29/03 Hits: 102 The subject of Text Criticism raises a number of sometimes painful problems for the thoughtful Christian. It is a highly technical discipline; requires superior knowledge of and skill in a number of languages; demands an almost encyclopaedic grasp of history, theology, philosophy and philology. -by Colin Wright http://www.kuyper.org/thetext/ecctextReview.html size 12101 bytes indexed 1/30/03 Hits: 51 As a pastor, I write this for the people in our church. On occasion, I have been asked why we, in our church, use the outdated King James Version. To answer that, we must touch on some complex and technical subjects. I, accordingly, have attempted to simplify the matter to a degree that most can understand. -by David Sorenson http://www.wilderness-cry.net/saved-by-grace/wwukjv.html size 17315 bytes indexed 8/29/04 Hits: 157 The Living Bible of Kenneth Taylor has become a popular, widely used version of the Bible. It appears in many forms: Reach Out; The Greatest is Love; The Way; Living Letters; the Highest Flight; etc. Its appeal is its claim that it presents the Word of God in clear, current understandable language, especially for the young. In fact, however, The Living Bible is an attack on the Word of God, Holy Scripture. -by Prof. David Engelsma http://justifiedbychristalone.com/2011/08/18/david-engelsma-what-a bout-the-living-bible/ size 19854 bytes indexed 1/22/05 Hits: 190 | ||
