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trofimus

trofimus

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GaryA said:
Neither [ necessarily ] is a manuscript that some consider better "simply just because" it is older... ;)
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Sure, it is not so simple. It must make sense in a complex history of transmission, lineages of various manuscripts etc.

We can actually track down many changes to the text in various manuscripts families back to the point they begun to differ.
 
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trofimus

trofimus

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GaryA said:
Perhaps this will help...
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This picture is so biased that it is really horrible.

No, Antiochia did not produce apostles and no, there was no collection of originals.

No, Alexandria is not the place producing all the manuscripts of so called "alexandrian line". They are from all over the world, its just a name.
 
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Dino246

Dino246

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fredoheaven said:
There is much harping around here and must needs to be challenge. Can you mention those 7 corrupted manuscripts?

Is it true there are only 7 mss or are you spreading misinformation?

Please verify this claim...
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I suspect Angela is referring to the five printed editions of Erasmus, one of Stephanus, and one of Beza.
 
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