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2:59:39

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

Reformed Rookie

almost 4 years ago

36:14

The Textus Receptus, this is what most people think of the Textus Receptus today, published by the Trinitarian Bible Society, but I also have the 1550 Stephanus over there. That would be considered one of the various forms of the Textus Receptus.

2:12:10

Textus Receptus vs Critical Text, Part 1

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 5 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.

1:30:32

New Testament Textual Criticism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 37 years ago

1:00:13

That's where the name came from. That was 13 years after the King James Version was translated, so it obviously wasn't called the Textus Receptus. Textus Receptus means the received text. It is largely based on the work of Desiderius Erasmus, a Roman Catholic priest who first published a Greek New Testament in 1516.

1:14:01

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

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 10 years ago

14:11

The absence of the words in several of the later witnesses k l most minuscules followed by the textus receptus is due either describable oversight perhaps occasioned by graphical similarity with the preceding word.

2:25:10

Textus Receptus vs Critical Text, Part 2

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 5 years ago

1:15:27

So from your perspective, the existence of God and the infallibility of the Textus Receptus are on the same level, epistemologically speaking.

1:49:08

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

Your Calvinist

over 3 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.

44:18

The Greek Alphabet

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 15 years ago

13:31

translating, or when he was rather producing the Greek New Testament, which would later become the Textus

1:01:48

Textual Criticism and the TR Live from CBTS

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 7 years ago

2:37

It fits in perfectly because this is a class on textual criticism. We've spent all day yesterday looking at background issues, manuscripts, the issues that are relevant to why we need to be engaged in textual criticism and so far this morning after some biblical study we spent time looking at the origins of what is generally called the Textus Receptus.

52:17

1 Corinthians 2:6-16. From the Spirit

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

about 3 years ago

47:40

The depths of God revealed by His Spirit. The thoughts of the Almighty exposed in writing. Spiritual truths revealed to us who have received the same Spirit. The ability to examine the Word and receive its significance.

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.

48:34

Becoming Better Theologians (part 18)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 15 years ago

21:48

Yeah worse than seeing words God speaks to our and I listen quotations to our knower. Sometimes we just know something God speaks to us spirit to spirit. Is that true? That's in Romans 8 right the Spirit of God testifies to our spirit that what that we belong to him.

1:06:50

The Textual Criticism Series Rolls On

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

23:49

It never happened. That's wishful thinking. It's it's woo -woo thinking, but it's it's not it's not historical thinking. The Textus Receptus refers to a body of printed manuscripts all sharing particular aspects of the readings in general.

1:09:09

Experiences Fade, but the Word of God Remains

RGC

Redeeming Grace Church

almost 4 years ago

46:12

Oh, how the church needs to catch a glimpse of this. How we need to catch a glimpse of this. I apply it to myself. Eyewitness account. Transfiguration here is the glimpse of the glory of the unveiled return of Jesus Christ.

36:55

Hearing from the Living God 2 Peter 1:16-21

EBC

Eureka Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

12:10

Peter tells his readers that the senses that he James and John that that what they experienced here is reliable. There's no refuting this. This is a reliable eyewitness testimony. They are to be believed.

47:06

What About Tongues, Healing, and Prophecy? | Theocast

Theocast

over 1 year ago

0:15

And how do we process visions and dreams? Really? We're talking about the signed gifts. Like how do we as reformed people, conservative Christians, allow ourselves to look at the text and then have an explanation for what's going on?

31:45

Spirit and the Word

PBC

Providence Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

6:03

The text is verse 18 the psalmist prays to God open my eyes That I may behold wondrous things out of Your law. It's not that the Holy Spirit puts new things in the Bible that are not already there. It's not that he he gives us new Revelations so that we can understand new things that are already contained in Scripture rather what he does is shed light On God's revealed truth for us.

42:21

Stephanus and Sinaiaticus

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 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.

23:54

WWUTT 951 I Will Manifest Myself to Him?

WWUTT Podcast

about 7 years ago

21:57

In this way, Jesus Christ becomes manifest to us through his word and so obvious to us is this, that we are compelled, we are delighted, excited to obey and do the will of God as given to us through Jesus Christ because we have seen it all through his word.

2:50

Why do modern Bible translations leave out verses?

R4E

Ready4Eternity

over 1 year ago

1:12

The end result of this work is a document used as a textual base for translating into other languages. The King James translators relied upon a Greek text which was compiled by a man named Erasmus. Erasmus' textual base eventually became known as the Textus Receptus.

29:08

WWUTT 520 Q&A Casting Audible Visions?

WWUTT Podcast

almost 9 years ago

19:20

And that's Romans 10, 17, faith comes by hearing and hearing through the word of Christ. And then somebody might say, but if Jesus is appearing to them in a dream and talking to them, then that is the word of Christ.