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Manuscripts and the Text of the New Testament: An Introduction for English Readers is unavailable, but you can change that!

Does the famous story of the adulteress belong in the New Testament? Did Jesus offer a cup after the bread in Luke’s account of the Last Supper? Does Luke’s Gospel refer to the ascension or not? How does Marks’ Gospel begin, and how does it end? These and other questions arise because the Greek manuscripts on which we depend for our New Testament are not in agreement here, nor in many other...

would be achieved, and all the textual critic would be left to do would be to plot where manuscripts preserved that original and where each went wrong. But such a find has not happened yet. b) Each author published only one version of his work. There are complicating factors if literary critics can build up a good case for believing that Luke issued two different editions of his Book of Acts. But, in general, we may legitimately assume that each of the NT books was originally published in one Finalized
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