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43:53

Lesson 6: The Bible’s Beginnings, Part 1

Kootenai Church

almost 6 years ago

37:15

To write, but without even actually writing. I mean, we're not even writing down anything. We're not inscribing anything on anything when we write today, for the most part. There's no physical surface on which your text or your emails exist.

47:19

Lesson 9: Typos and Types, Part 2

Kootenai Church

over 5 years ago

3:46

This happens when manuscripts are copied by a scribe listening to a reader who's reading the manuscripts, and we gave a few examples of that. And then errors of memory, and then errors of judgment, typographical errors, and then errors in writing that are caused by poor style, indistinct letters, sloppy script,.

45:18

Lesson 6: The Bible’s Beginnings, Part 2

Kootenai Church

almost 6 years ago

14:52

So in terms of writing books that would, in everyday correspondence, for instance, they might write in uncial script. It was more natural. Or sorry, yeah, no minuscule script, it was more natural. But when you copied something for preservation or when you put something out there for widespread use, it was copied in what was called the book hand, which was the uncial script, which was the all capital letters.

49:51

Lesson 9: Typos and Types, Part 1

Kootenai Church

over 5 years ago

29:42

It was one of the ways that they would use, sometimes a scribe would do it from one original to a copy. We know that sometimes there were scribes who did this in schools where one person read the document and others transcribed it.

1:30:32

New Testament Textual Criticism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 37 years ago

9:53

A typical colophon found in many non -biblical manuscripts reveals in no uncertain terms what every scribe experienced. He who does not know how to write supposes it to be no labor. But though only three fingers write, the whole body labors.

50:05

From Moses to Me

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 8 years ago

24:39

If you're copying by hand and you'll read a sentence and then you'll start writing the sentence and then you'll look back and say, oh, I missed that word. They didn't do that. They went one at a time, a one -for -one copy.

1:16:46

New Testament Manuscript History

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 3 years ago

46:24

Now, a palimpsest, and I'll write that, a palimpsest is a manuscript in which the original writing was erased and written over. So imagine you have a manuscript that's written. Someone decides they want to use that vellum or whatever the material is for something else, so they scrape the ink off and write over it.

1:00:22

Textual Criticism Series Continued on the DL

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

32:04

But one of the ways we know it was done was you would have one person sitting up front reading the text and Then that person Is going to be going at it, you know going to be doing a small chunks of text at a time and then you have copyists sitting at desks.

34:40

Who Owns Manuscripts & Critical Texts? - Talk 2

Selling Jesus

5 months ago

2:24

So before the invention of anything like the printing press, manuscripts were written down by hand. That's what manuscript means, handwriting, right? Manu, like manual, and then script, like scripture.

12:21

How Did We Get the Bible? Theology from a Golf Cart

Your Calvinist

over 1 year ago

7:14

So when these things are written, they're being copied by hand, and they're being transmitted by hand. And there was a process for the scribes of the Old Testament. They had a process that was painstaking, and it was a very meticulous way of trying to ensure that no errors made their way into the text.

49:57

Lesson 8: Chocolate Chip Cookies and the Bible

Kootenai Church

almost 6 years ago

21:18

We should all print, I know it looks pretty and all that stuff, but it's just, huh? It's not easier and faster. We have a disagreement in our house over cursive. All right, can you imagine how that might be that some copyist might be sloppy writing the letter T or the letter D and so somebody else later on might wonder is that T or D?

1:08:28

Can You Trust Your Bible?

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report

over 5 years ago

30:58

They're going to be copying these letters. They don't know the meaning of the letters. They just copy them. They're actually more accurate, because they're not reading anything in. One of the things that sometimes people would do is, as they're making a copy of a something, it's a hard reading, and they go, this isn't making sense.

1:01:08

Consistency and Fairness Once Again; Then More on the Comma and Textual Criticism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 10 years ago

7:05

And it was sort of a way of copywriting them.

57:50

Intro to Textual Criticism

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 8 years ago

37:27

It was written originally with two columns, and you've seen things written like this, right? Where you got a column here that you read and then you go back up there and you read down. Well, there's a manuscript where the copyist probably didn't read Greek, but he was just copying letter for letter, and he literally copied straight across.

47:30

Sunday Night January 10, 2021 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

20:04

Now part of this, I'm just folding in the idea of accuracy in terms of copying God's Word from, you know, scroll to scroll, and book to book, and so on and so forth. And great care was taken by the scribes to exactly copy the words of God throughout the generations.

1:22:10

Greek Vocabulary Lecture 3

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

5:08

So you're more thoughtful as you go through it. But, well, unless you're a really slow typist. And typically writing is slower than typing. And but it also, it involves a movement of the hand that typing doesn't involve.

43:45

Transmission of the NT - Papyri

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 11 years ago

10:23

So you just typed the word, you just typed or wrote the word education. You look back at what you're copying from, you see tion, and you continue on. The problem is the tion you just looked at is at the end of the word instruction, it's on the next line.

42:35

Lesson 7: The Writing of Many Books – Selected Scripture

Kootenai Church

almost 6 years ago

28:42

So remember we talked about how they were justified on the right hand and the side hand? It has to be 30 letters across in each of these columns. The whole copy must be first lined, and if three words are written without a line, it is worthless, and so they would scrap the document.

1:06:50

The Textual Criticism Series Rolls On

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

46:54

Because especially after the time of persecution ended and scriptoriums come into use, where you would have a person sitting up front reading, and you have a whole group of scribes, 2, 3, 4, 10, copying what he's reading, then you'd have a reader go through and check each one of those.

1:07:48

AD Speaks to Conley Owens About False Teachers and Money (Dorean Principle)

AD Robles

over 4 years ago

51:54

So what you're saying is like, if I'm copywriting my book, which I did, I shouldn't.