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... critics . In Germany it was either found fault with or modified by Eichorn , Michaelis , Hug , Scholz , Schulz ... critic himself all but abandoned it.'t- ( Com- mentarius Criticus in text . graec . N. T. , P. II . , p . 41 ...
... critics . In Germany it was either found fault with or modified by Eichorn , Michaelis , Hug , Scholz , Schulz ... critic himself all but abandoned it.'t- ( Com- mentarius Criticus in text . graec . N. T. , P. II . , p . 41 ...
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... critics , it will be observed , were favourable * Treatise on Biblical Criticism , p . 129 . + Prolegom . in Nov. Test . vol . i . cap . i . and ix . to the Textus Receptus . But Scholz has been deservedly.
... critics , it will be observed , were favourable * Treatise on Biblical Criticism , p . 129 . + Prolegom . in Nov. Test . vol . i . cap . i . and ix . to the Textus Receptus . But Scholz has been deservedly.
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... critics will be , are the few Uncial MSS . of the New Testament of such weight , that the text should be conformed to their testimony ? Or are the hun- dreds of cursive MSS . which remain also entitled to a voice ? This is , therefore ...
... critics will be , are the few Uncial MSS . of the New Testament of such weight , that the text should be conformed to their testimony ? Or are the hun- dreds of cursive MSS . which remain also entitled to a voice ? This is , therefore ...
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... critic has truly observed , — Antiquity is doubtless valuable as affording a presumption in favour of the text's ... Criticism , vol . ii . p . 297 . CRITICAL EDITIONS OF THE GREEK TESTAMENT . 6 47 even 46 CRITICAL EDITIONS OF THE ...
... critic has truly observed , — Antiquity is doubtless valuable as affording a presumption in favour of the text's ... Criticism , vol . ii . p . 297 . CRITICAL EDITIONS OF THE GREEK TESTAMENT . 6 47 even 46 CRITICAL EDITIONS OF THE ...
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... criticism at present in vogue , were the codex of the heretic Marcion , suddenly to be found , written in fair round uncial letters - without any certain marks to dis- tinguish it as his - the veneration of all biblical critics would at ...
... criticism at present in vogue , were the codex of the heretic Marcion , suddenly to be found , written in fair round uncial letters - without any certain marks to dis- tinguish it as his - the veneration of all biblical critics would at ...
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