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1:08:28

Can You Trust Your Bible?

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report

over 5 years ago

34:58

And the autograph is the original, that original writing. Yeah, so what John would have, with his hand written on parchment. But the manuscripts that we have, this verse is included primarily in those that we see from the Byzantine, the Eastern Church, essentially, geographically Eastern.

34:40

Who Owns Manuscripts & Critical Texts? - Talk 2

Selling Jesus

5 months ago

0:50

Those refer to the actual manuscripts that the apostles and prophets wrote. Then from that are autographs. Those are manuscripts that are copied from those documents or copied from other autographs. And then after that, there are digitizations.

2:59:39

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

Reformed Rookie

almost 4 years ago

1:18:52

Autograph? Well again, I just answered the question. I said that the autographic readings are found in the text or in the footnotes provided to the text because that represents the entirety of the manuscript tradition where the autographs are found.

1:30:57

Wallace/Ehrman Debate

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 14 years ago

22:19

Between what we have the strong the strong evidence that we have that's been presented and the original autographs. What would it be in between that that would convince you that that's trustworthy other than okay.

59:43

King James Only Straw Manism: Kent Brandenburg

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 11 years ago

33:25

They believe they possess the words in the apographa, the hand copies in identical form as the autographa

34:27

Biblical Inerrancy: Pt 5. Inerrancy

Reformed Rookie

about 5 years ago

12:58

Somebody's going to come up with that later, I know it. Let's move to Article 10, the autographs.

59:48

Objection 4: The Bible has been Rewritten and Changed

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 9 years ago

28:28

That's different. The autographs are the originals they no longer exist. Wherever they went they no longer exist. We have manuscript copies. That is what we possess. We do not have the original mark the original Matthew.

1:30:32

New Testament Textual Criticism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 37 years ago

14:47

And here's a good example. I guess an example is the best way to explain to you what this is. The great Vatican manuscript, B, at John 1715, it is evident that whatever the copyist, the original scribe of Vaticanus was writing, had at the end of each line the phrase autous echtu, which you have here in your text.

49:51

Lesson 9: Typos and Types, Part 1

Kootenai Church

over 5 years ago

31:41

Yeah, so that's a good, Paul used an amanuensis sometimes, which was somebody who took down what he dictated to them. He makes indication of even names as amanuensis at the end of a couple of his letters, I think.

1:00:15

Crash and Burn Textual Critical Program!

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 4 years ago

19:01

Normally that was the indication in the UBS, by the way, they use BYZ, Byzantine, instead of the Fraktur M, the German Fraktur M for majority text sign in the Nessie -Aland text. But that's going to be your bulk of the later, past 1 ,100, 1 ,200 manuscripts.

1:29:24

The Reliability of the New Testament Text

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 15 years ago

56:09

Now, please keep in mind something, folks. That's handwritten. That is handwriting. That is not printed. That kind of regularity is just absolutely amazing. You can see some marginal things here, some insertions that have been made later on.

42:21

Stephanus and Sinaiaticus

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 11 years ago

37:42

And, well, it's pretty much the only way you could abbreviate it, it's os, as theta, and then maguscule or unscripted of the earliest manuscripts. He who is the term has, which becomes in the unseal form.

1:16:46

New Testament Manuscript History

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 3 years ago

30:31

So P52. According to most scholars, the closest copy to an autograph is a papyrus manuscript designated P52, dated around 110 to 125, containing a few verses of John 18. So that's what's on P52. Write that down.

1:05:50

Apologetics Session 6 - The Bible - Part 2

Cornerstone Church

over 4 years ago

19:14

So this was an important find, being so close to the original, being a copy that's so close to the original. Remember last week we talked about manuscripts and autographs, autograph being the original document, manuscripts being a copy of either an autograph or a copy of another manuscript.

59:36

Unbelievable Radio Discussion

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 17 years ago

40:36

Photocopies. Successive generations where the the letters get blurred he's become sees. There are probably other examples. Yeah.

2:54

Is The Bible Trustworthy?

R4E

Ready4Eternity

over 1 year ago

0:54

Because of their meticulous quality control, the scribes were not concerned about having a paper trail of ancient copies to compare against. They considered any manuscript that had been carefully copied and carefully checked to be as authentic as any other manuscript, regardless of its age.

45:59

Adult Sunday School - Epistemic Certainty Part 2

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

almost 3 years ago

24:50

But we have seen that man needs absolutely authoritative interpretation, hence if the autographa were

50:05

From Moses to Me

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 8 years ago

8:10

What that meant was he had all these letters, and he would make a stamp, as it were, with these movable type, and then that was pressed down onto the sheets that they were used, and that pressing down created a stamped image of that writing, and that was the first mass production printing that the world had seen, outside of a different type of printing, which is called serigraphy.

47:19

Lesson 9: Typos and Types, Part 2

Kootenai Church

over 5 years ago

35:29

Nobody creates a perfect handwritten copy, and if that's your standard, then you couldn't have transmitted anything accurately until the invention of the photocopier in 1940 -something. But that's not how documents were transmitted back then.

1:08:37

Jeff Durbin Responds To Atheist Debate

Apologia Studios

over 6 years ago

50:22

But the point is, is we have the autographa in the manuscript tradition.