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58:09

Platt Prays for President Trump, TR Advocates Create Textual Mythology

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 7 years ago

53:01

accepted by all as the preface to the Elsevier Brothers' edition of the Greek New Testament in 1633 reads, Textum

45:08

53 - Erasmus

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 8 years ago

37:14

But anyways, they were called the Elsevier brothers. They were publishing an edition of the Greek New Testament. And Textus Receptus simply means received text. The text that has been received. Well, received by whom?

1:14:01

1 John 3:1, the Pericope Adulterae, and More on Ecclesiastical Textism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 10 years ago

10:00

And obviously again i need to explain that the textus receptus that is i guess i have more than one here. Now dude don't i. Oh yeah i do. I wonder why i have two. Uh put that other one back in the other office.

42:21

Stephanus and Sinaiaticus

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 11 years ago

11:21

Or, abbreviated TR. And, that came from an advertising blurb in 1633. The other things have changed. And, so they called it the Text Received by All. The Textus Receptus. And, that's where the name came from.

2:12:10

Textus Receptus vs Critical Text, Part 1

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 6 years ago

50:08

Let me talk a little bit about method. We have already conceded that in the case of Ephesians 3 -9, unlike that of the ending of Mark, the received reading is based on a minority tradition. The textus receptus is an eclectic text.

2:59:39

Textus Receptus Debate: Dr. James White & Dr. Peter Van Kleeck

Reformed Rookie

almost 4 years ago

37:09

That's where Textus Receptus came from. You advertised in Latin back then. They did school better than we do these days, I'm afraid. Today's TR is a compilation. This one, which is what most people point to, is a compilation made by FHA Scrivener in the late 19th century.

1:01:48

Textual Criticism and the TR Live from CBTS

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 7 years ago

16:27

This is, on the most basic level, what it's supposed to say as in the very words of it. Something to always keep in mind. But what you have here is a reading that anywhere else in any Greek New Testament, including the Textus Receptus, would be more than sufficiently warranted because it's all the Greek manuscripts.

1:30:32

New Testament Textual Criticism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 37 years ago

59:35

Now, I've mentioned to you a number of texts before. What are the texts that we'd be working with? Well, the oldest text, as far as a printed text goes, has unfortunately received the name Textus Receptus.

1:49:08

Review of the Textus Receptus Debate between James White and Peter Van Kleeck

Your Calvinist

almost 4 years ago

11:44

Now, what is the Textus Receptus is something that I think we can get to in just a minute, but what it is, it is a collection of printed editions of the Greek New Testament. So someone says, I wanna make the New Testament in Greek so that preachers can preach from it, which wasn't the original reasoning for doing so, but that's what we do nowadays.

22:59

Bibliology | Preservation of Scripture, Pt. 2 (02/04/2001)

PMC

Park Meadows Church

over 25 years ago

13:36

Burgin, Miller, and Scrivener and others held that the Textus Receptus with its enormous number of manuscripts in agreement with it was God's word. They felt that the Vaticanus and Sinaticus, which disagree with the received text in thousands of places and disagree with each other in hundreds of places were scanty survivals of a corrupt tradition and that they probably survived because of their corruption.

1:06:50

The Textual Criticism Series Rolls On

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

22:32

Another term we need to get to before we turn to the UBS text is the term Textus Receptus. Textus Receptus is a Latin term that was used in an advertising blurb in 1633. And yes, that does mean that people used to advertise in Latin.

10:58

Abdullah of the UK on Textual Claims, Part 4

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 18 years ago

3:45

But even, let's ask a question about what you call the Textus Receptus. Let's look at this Textus Receptus. The Textus Receptus was basically the first production of the Greek New Testament done by Desiderius Erasmus during the 16th, 17th century.

1:00:36

Finishing the Textual Critical Series

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

15:11

And then you remember that D Codex Besi Catebrigensis is a diaglot and that it has Latin as well. What you're looking at is primarily a Latin Reading that has influenced the Greek rather than a Greek reading that has then been translated into the Latin that would be the highest probability at that point and it's it is interesting that the Latin of D likewise says angered Rather than what you have for example if you have the The the Vulgate text and you look up the Vulgate text you will see that in verse 41 it has Misertus misertus with compassion, you know Miserable, you know if you're familiar with that from if you've gone to New York and gone to Broadway so Even here.

1:53:15

Short Follow Up on Aquinas, TR Onlyism in the OPC

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 4 years ago

1:37:53

Like I said, this one isn't really a TR. The TR isn't really a TR. There have been many different Textus Recepti, and because different people published different editions. You had the 1633, Elder Brothers, and all the rest that kind of stuff.

29:49

The Comman Johanneum for Reformed Baptists

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 12 years ago

14:36

Secondly now, we've got Metzger telling us that it's being quoted As early as the fourth century in Latin works and then by the fifth and sixth century in the Western Church. It was it was automatically accepted as part of the scriptures.

1:00:15

The Textual Criticism Series Begins

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

8:21

Was that the text found in the commentaries? would be considerably more accurate because it would not have been copied as many times and so in essence he was suggesting that the Accepted text the day be amended to fit with The actual original reading that Jerome offered in his commentaries.

1:02:20

Luke 2:22, Steven Anderson, Ireland, TR Onlyism, and You!

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 7 years ago

18:23

So he goes with a reading not found in any Greek manuscript he possesses But only found in the Competentian polyglot. Now how many places would you have to change in the TR? If you used that Argumentation consistently across the text of New Testament, but you don't and you won't and you can't that's the point.

1:00:36

Thoughts on the King James, TR, Ecclesiastical Text Movement, etc.

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 9 years ago

9:32

Or if I don't, I'll need to get it. But this is sort of ostensibly the basis of the New Testament of the King James Version. Generally, this is called the Textus Receptus. That's somewhat of a misnomer.

1:27:57

Gender Care, Text and Canon Conference Reviewed

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 6 years ago

13:49

And the Textus Receptus has here a fundamental, you really, really, really, really can't argue this one, error. It has an error. Instead of having oikonomia, which is what you have in... As far as I can determine, every identifiable Greek New Testament, there are some sources that say there are some scattered, late minuscules.

1:33

Did Jesus Declare All Foods Clean?

WWUTT

almost 8 years ago

0:30

It isn't in the original text. Actually, yes it is. All of the earliest Greek manuscripts say this. If you look in the New American Standard, you might notice the words thus he are italicized. That's because a direct Greek to English translation would not include these words, but they are implied.