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Thank you Dr Wallace, God bless you. Gosh, Mill found 30k variants, wow that is astonishing. We have the incredible power of computers available to us today, yet he was able to do that manually

55:06 seems that for several minutes before this the video is somehow muted. Anyway, thank you very much for this lecture!

16:00 For opening argument of Complemntarian position. Worth noting that this is not a formal debate and the first speaker is a soft complementarian(she claims 'moderate' but they barely disagree between the two views so I think that's a bit misguided and in the one bit of disagreement I noticed there's a reference to John Dickson's work on how women can preach sermons but not be Elder's which means that her rejection of women as Elders is so mild as to beg the question as to whether the view is simply arbitrary at that point).

I suppose there are people who study Harry Potter too.😅

How does this compare to the part 1 from 2016 January?

Bart Ehrman’s insane laugh.

Is anyone else tired of scholars who just have to mention Bart Erhman, oh my goodness, they all refer to this guy like he is someone who speaks truth or something, the guy knows how to sell books, he is very dishonest as scholars go, he is little more then a charlatan. Some new testament scholars legitimize the gut by constantly referring to him.

I wish Dan would stop mentioning that other guy.

35:35 Anyone know the John Lauritsen (?) quote here?

Great preaching my friend

This is so good! I’m laughing and crying. - Jonathan

Thanks for sharing and hosting. Really good conversation.

What a remarkable preacher of the gospel of Jesus Christ! Truly an annointed preacher! Thank you.

You have a so called "Adjunct Professor" who thinks white people are demonic monsters. The name of that person is Cassandra Aline Jones. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary-Charlotte is all about degenerate racists teaching their racism and proclaiming it publicly. If being racist is not what the so called seminary is about then you MUST sack her.

Awesome!! Dr. Wheaton is the best! So excited.

I would buy "Pregnant in the Pulpit" Dr. Martin! Please write that book!

A big thank you to Dr. Fairbairn and a big welcome to Dr. Wheaton!

Pastor Jeff, If you have not watched this, it is well worth the time. At 1:02.02 Dr. Cooley says “ when you are a member of God’s family, he’s got a room for you. I love it”. Amen!

Extremely helpful, thank you so much for posting.

Thank you for posting this.

I am looking forward to the 'Soul Care' meeting in the new semester. Thank you for your invitation.

Thank you, GCTS, for sharing this important resource! These are the time stamps, as I could discern them. Hope these help others navigate: 0:00 Introductory Remarks & Ground rules; Introduction of the panelists 8:59 Definitions of Terminology by Dr. Nicole M. Martin (diversity, ethnicity, culture, race, racism, race categories, justice, racial reconciliation) 28:10 Biblical Foundation for the question, "What is Justice?" by Dr. Rodney Cooper 40:00 A Historical Perspective by Dr. Bob Mayer 1:30:54 One Action Item & Closing Prayer

Amazing to see one of my favorite professors on the verge of rediscovering the ancient city of Bethsaida(Julias). Very humble man and an amazing scholar!

Absolutely fascinating!! Thank you so much!

54:00 - Just what exactly is Dr. Williams suggesting regarding Mark 16:9-20? For once incidental damage is taken into account, they are supported by over 99.9% of the Greek manuscripts of Mark; they appear regularly in lectionaries, and 16:19 is quoted specifically by Irenaeus. Only two early Greek MSS end Mark's text at the end of 16:8, and both of them have anomalies.

52:59 - Dr. Williams' claim is problematic, inasmuch as John 7:53-8:11 most definitely *is* in large numbers of manuscripts.

52:18 - Erasmus' claim that the story about the adulteress is not in the majority of Greek manuscripts may have been true of the MSS of which he was aware, but it is *not* true -- not remotely true! -- of the MSS known to exist today. For the story of the adulteress is in 85% of the extant Greek manuscripts of the Gospel of John -- in quantitative terms, that's about 1,500 manuscripts.

A big Thanks! to whoever figured out how to include the slides/visuals that were being presented in the video. That is hugely beneficial.

Brooke Foss Westcott, hero of Greek NT textual criticism, puts use of an Aramaic/Syriac NT (cf Khabouris Codex) before the Greek NT: "Moreover it is known that books were soon translated from Syriac into Greek, and while such an intercourse existed it is scarcely possible to believe that the Scriptures themselves remained untranslated. The same conclusion follows from the controversial writings of Bardesanes (dead in the year 222 CE, Catholic Encyclopedia-- AGR) which necessarily imply the existence of a Syriac Version of the Bible. Tertullian's example may show that he could hardly have refuted Marcion without the constant use of Scripture. And more than this, Eusebius tells us that Hegisippius 'made quotations from the Gospel according the Hebrews and the Syriac and especially from [writings in?] the Hebrew language, showing thereby that he was a Christian of Hebrew descent. This testimony is valuable coming from the only early Greek writer likely to have been familar with Syriac literature... "Ephraem Syrus (dead 373, Catholic Encyclopedia--AGR), a deacon of Edessa, treats the Version in such a manner as to prove that it was already old in the fourth century. He quotes it as a book of established authority, calling it 'Our Version'; he speaks of the Translator one whose words were familar; and though the dialects of the East are proverbially permanent, his explanations show that its language even in his time had become partially obsolete. "Another circumstance serves to eshibit the venerable age of this Version. It was universally received by the different sects into which the Syrian church was divided in the fourth century, and so has continued current even to the present time. All the Syrian Christians, whether belonging to the Nestorian (Church of the East--AGR), Jacobite (Syrian Orthodox Church--AGR) or Roman communion, conspire to hold the Peshitto authoriative and to use it in their public services. It must consequently have been established by familar use before the first heresies arose or it could not have remained without a rival. Numerous versions or revisions of the New Testament were indeed made afterwards, for Syriac literature is peculiarly rich in this branch of theological crticism; but no one ever supplanted the Peshitto for ecclesiastical purposes... "But meanwhile there is no sufficient reason to desert the opinion that has obtained the sanction of the most competent scholars, that its formation should be fixed to the first half of the second century. The text, even in its present revised form, exhibits remarkable agreement with the most ancient Greek Manuscripts and the earliest quotations from, The very obscurity that hangs over its origin is a proof of its venerable age, because it shows it grew up spontaneously in Christian congregations, and it was not the result of any public labour. Had it been a work of late date, of the third or fourth century, it is scarecly possible that its history should be so uncertain as it is." Brooke Foss Westcott, "A General Survey of the History and Canon of the New Testament" (Seventh Edition, 1896), p. 244-8. books.google.com/books?id=sjYRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA244&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false Original post: peshitta.org/for/showthread.php?tid=2254&highlight=metzger

The sound was so horrible that I missed about 3-5% of the video.

I can't hear the audio

Hi, Mary! I enjoyed listening to you this evening!

Thanks!! Can I upload this video on my account ?? Let me knew!!

Holding a master's of library science degree, I know first-hand the importance of what you're doing.

While we can use the NA28 as an excellent critical edition of the NT, what is the best critical edition of the OT? I currently have Alfred Rahlfs Seuptuaginta, but I keep hearing people tell me that it isn't reliable.. HELP!!!

Phenomenal, phenomenal, phenomenal commencement ceremony and POWERFUL and catalyzing word!

Thanks for posting this

What a wonderful speech Apostle Maureen Manoly. I really love the scripture in Isiah.