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@@Wendler904 By whom?

@@JohnMiles117 I am assuming that youtube is killing my response to your comment since added some links in my reply I will try doing this a little differently. However, to answer your question, Robert a Rosemary Brown did an excellent job of doing this in their book "They Lie in wait to Deceive" (Vols 1-4) For a great conscise explanation of some of the issues, the University of Missouri - Kansas City has a great write up entitled "Christian Countercult Movement W.R. Martin" Their was also a court case where Walter Martin tried to sue a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day saints. The member had written a pamphlet where he argued against the things Walter Martin had written in a pamphlet called Mormonism. In a Qand A section after a presentation by Walter Martin, this Member was able to show many instances where he (Martin) was completely wrong. Martin tried to sue him for Defamation, and lost the case due to summary judgement.

​@@Wendler904 Thank you for the information.

Yes it is. However analyzing information and data is not the same thing as accepting or subscribing to every opinion.

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The best place to buy a UBS-5 would be from used book sights online, Abe books, ebay etc. It shouldn't cost you more than $50. I've seen some as low as $25. I'm not sure when the UBS-6 is being released. I didn't mean unlock in the sense of discovering a "new meaning", rather I meant it in the sense of reaching a better understanding. A poor choice of words on my part. Sometimes it's helpful to see how others translate and have translated a certain passage in the past. The UBS and the Nestle do not have identical notes in their apparatus. The UBS is more focused on the significantly discussed New Testament manuscripts, where by contrast the Nestle will discuss any ancient manuscript of interest. Are you referring to the differences between the Robinson Perpont text and the critical text, or the Hodges and Farstad Majority text? If you are referring to the critical text, I'm not sure of any specific sight where one can find a complete comprehensive list. I've Dr Robinson state that his text is only 5-6% different from the critical text. Your best bet would probably be to check the major passages that are frequently discussed, ie the woman caught in adultery, the long ending of mark etc If you were referring to the Majority text, I also do not know if someone has made an available comparison. I've also heard Dr Robinson say that his text and theirs is approximately 98-99% identical. The only passages of variation being the woman caught in adultery and portions of the book of revelation. Their text is essentially the same, the difference come instead from their text critical method.