Tuesday, January 28, 2014

14.1 Sinaitikus; w3c Correction What do you do when you discover that another manuscript yet anothe


14.1 Sinaitikus; w3c Correction What do you do when you discover that another manuscript yet another last verse that does not occur in the bronmanuskrip you just copied w3c it. Eercer as an incomplete work off, add them to as well as you can. This is exactly what happened in the codex Sinaitikus. Only with the advent of modern technologies in the twentieth century, people could see this change, about 16oo years later! We look at the interesting correction w3c of the written text in the conclusion of the Gospel of John. The source that the copier used, at Vs. 24 ended. This is a meaningful end to the Gospel, namely: "This is the disciple who has all these things give evidence and describe it, and we know that his testimony is true." Then the copier, as was the custom, small decoration affixed and the last word is written: "Gospel of John." the copy that he used as a control, had a final verse bygehad. It has all the other manuscripts known to us, agreed. We know it as Vs.25: "There are many other things that Jesus did. But if it one by one to be, I think, would the world not enough room for all the books have. Gospel of John. "The copier his closing words and the little decoration sanitized. Then he taller order be written and decorating w3c repeat, the final words. Under ultra fiolet we can both see clearly ends today. (Click to enlarge) (Left as Sinaïtikus currently looks agent under ultraviolet light, right, I have the letters artificially "clean" so that both ends can be seen.) Note that the comment immediately after the decoration ("Gospel of John" ) not part of the gospel. This is the way documents are then identified, as we earlier today to start doing. In some very old Bibles printed as the Geneva Bible of 1587 and the 1611 King James Bible, these identifications sometimes inserted. I take 2 Cor.13: 14 out of the KJV: "Amen. The Second Epistle to the Corinthians was written w3c from a citie Philippos of Macedonia, by Titus and Lucas. "Despite all the efforts to excellent work and efforts to accuracy errors slipped through unnoticed nagtans. This sometimes caused minor variations, but sometimes screaming mistakes. Variations come in all handwritten documents. The objective study of more than 5,000 Greek manuskripote together with more than 20,000 copies of ancient translations w3c and also numerous quotes by the ancient w3c Church Fathers gdoen, we can outografieë the original with 99% accuracy determined. Study the Bible you prefer, but be open to the reasons why other versions differ. I invite you to make any variations that you worry about them. I promised the facts available are objectively available. The question w3c in your heart may live in a believer. Bless!
About Herman or bibledifferences.net The Reasons for the differences between older Bibles like the King James Version and newer Bibles like the New International Version have fascinated me ever since my studies in Theology at the University of Pretoria. I have great respect for Bible translators, so there must be good Reasons for the differences. With more than 5,600 Greek Manuscripts and more than 19,000 Manuscripts of ancient translations to our Disposal, The Original Autographs of the New Testament w3c Can Be Established without doubt. I Investigate the Reasons behind the differences and publish the facts in a post on my blog www.bibledifferences.net to enable my readers to judge for eis. Personally I love to make an informed decision based of facts. That is why I Endeavor to Provide w3c That privilege context to the readers of my blog. Since 1973 I am married w3c to my dear wife and greatest friend, Leah Page, founder director of Act-Up Support (actup.co.za) a prayer ministry for families struggling with drug, and other occult-dependencies. We are blessed with two daughters and two sons, three grand sunset and two grand daughters. God is alive and omnipotent! Glory to His Name! Herman Grobler.
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