I love how Dr White keeps what could easily have been seen as a 'dry and academic' subject (appropriately) humorous, informative, enriching and thoroughly God centred. Thank you to Dr White and G3 for this.
Yeah I love Dr White’s talks on the Bible, he’s the person who brought me out of KJV-onlyism. I prefer the NKJV because it has the other manuscript traditions alternate readings on the footnotes. It’s like having a Majority text Bible, Critical text Bible, and TR all in one. It’s the best lol.
52:40 the video does an unexpected, unannounced loop back to around 15 minutes earlier, just so you know. The course of the lecture picks back up at 1:05:08. Would love to see the entire, unadulterated lecture.
I have handwritten about 1/3 of the Bible. It helps me to read more slowly, and to pick up on finer details that I otherwise would read past. I just started numbers chapter 2 this morning.
@@ThomasCranmer1959 woah, a dead guy responded to me!! How’s Ridley btw? It’s taken over a year to get to here from genesis but working slow and steady. At numbers 7 this morning so you see my pace. And I don’t wanna do it in Hebrew mostly because I’m a bad artist.
G3 Ministries : I can't help pointing out just as others her have mentioned, but confirming in more detail: This video @ 52:38 to 52:39 (I hear a kind of 'thunk' sound there) and all that follows (until about 1:05:08) is a REPEAT of @ 40:14 through 52:38, so the video jumps back and repeats that chunk. FOR EVERYONE ELSE, once you get to 52:38, jump to 1:05:08 to hear the rest of James White's presentation!
I was listening to this at work with my phone in my pocket and suddenly heard it repeat. Thought I must have bumped my phone so I was trying to find where I was at again. Thanks for confirming my suspicions 👍
@@HartyBiker Thank you Harty! My hope is that this will help others pick up at the right time to finish James' lecture and train of thought without much trouble, and I very much hope that some do not just give up and think that the end was erased.
Thirteen minutes of the lecture are repeated. It starts with the story of the manuscript in Ireland. Thank you very much for making this lecture available.
@@5warpotentials258 can you elaborate? I’m not seeing anything in his doctrine that would make him apostate… one can adhere to the doctrines of grace and not be apostate while another can adhere to Arminian theology and not be apostate but follow both their extremes and you’re asking for trouble. Judging someone for their particular bent in doctrine of they aren’t apostate is something Paul, Peter, and other apostles strictly forbade.
@@ThomasCranmer1959 O ghost of the poor author of the Book of Common Prayer, damn your unworthy hand, our big book has only the errors that God allows.
@@jimjoe9945 Yes! Romans 9 22 What if God, desiring to show his wrath and to make known his power, has endured with much patience (AE)vessels of wrath (AF)prepared for destruction, 23 in order to make known (AG)the riches of his glory for vessels of mercy, which he (AH)has prepared beforehand for glory-
Jesus I love you and have trust and confidence in you. I have faith in Jesus . I will never stop trusting in him, even though I’m struggling putting groceries in my refrigerator, and paying bills. Like so many others, I lost my job as a social worker at Forsyth because I declined the vaccine. I declined because of my pre existing health condition (Lupus) and Heart disease. I was denied my medical/religious exemption from Forsyth Hospital. I’m waitressing but not making nearly enough to make ends meet. My husband died years ago. I’m all alone. I’m a single mother with two beautiful children both of my sons are autistic. So I’m overwhelmed at times because they require so much more from me. Sometimes I want to give up. But God keeps me going. Every month is a struggle, to not end up on the streets with my little boys. BUT I have faith God will provide. He HAS so FAR. With God all things are possible.
Thank you Dr White for this lecture and thank you for making it available. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learnt so much! All my Christian life this has been a passion of mine, Biblical manuscripts and inerrancy.
People know James White as a Calvinist Theologian, but in my opinion, his greatest contributions to the church are his Biblical manuscript studies. Love it
I appreciate your giving light on his contribution. Right now I'm trying to conduct my own research on manuscripts, and always find James White. We are blessed to have him older than us.
That's because this man is backing a losing side that is very confusing! Repent otherwise you to can lose your voice like Don Wilkins did on the John Ankerberg show
This gives me an idea for memorisation to handwrite the bible. I know for me it helps to write stuff down to remember it and I also have to read things multiple times to copy it (Read a sentence, start writing, forget what I'm copying and read it again lol). Might get onto that soon
@@darkstar92772 it's going well. I've had times where I'm more dedicated and times when I'm less dedicated, but I've found it to be an amazing way to do daily devotions and bible study. It will take me years, but I plan to go through the entire bible
This is the first time I have ever heard positive remarks about Sinaticus, Vaticanus, Tishendorf, Wescott, Hort etc. I had only heard the stories put out by the KJVO that says these men were evil along with their discoveries.
I would really appreciate Dr. James White discussing the Lutheran perspective on the Lord's Supper. Every rebuttal of literal eating is on Catholic transubstantiation and repropitiation, which I reject. Yet, there hasn't been any address to the patristic sources used by Lutherans, such as Ignatius and Justin Martyr, that still claim literal eating.
th-cam.com/video/4-yDAvs9Mvg/w-d-xo.html Paul gets it right, "For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes." Think about that, any time you break bread or drink wine, it's a proclamation of Christ's atoning work. Eat a sandwich, remember God, go out to fancy dinner and order expensive wine, proclaim Jesus. Or, argue how it works, your choice, 😆
You erred on one thing: 666 v. 616. The difference is in spelling of Neron Kaisar (NRWN QSR) in Greek in Hebrew letters versus spelling of Nero Caesar (NRW QSR) in Latin in Hebrew letters. The "nun" (Hebrew letter for N) was equivalent to 50.
Ok, when you get to 52:38 Please click or tap the next blue section of this comment to skip to 1:05:06 why? Well the video repeats a bit, it’ll save you a lot of trouble.
How is it that at about 42 minutes and at about 54 minutes the same exact story about him getting on the ground to read the manuscript and the security guard asks him what he’s doing is being told? When did the video start a loop?
I think of James White as the greatest theologian alive. Maybe not the best PREACHER... of course I've heard better, but he's so incredibly knowledgeable it's insane. He knows things I didn't know ANYONE could know.
Looks like there is an error in the video. At the 52:40 mark the video repeats the video starting from 40:13, but then picks up at 1:05:19 to complete.
Theodore Letis’ “Ecclesiastical Text”, and David Allen Black’s “intro to Nt criticism” should be read by one another. Getting an understanding of the staggering proportion of translation and liturgical use out of the Byzantine stream, as well as early church quotations that match the Byzantine tradition would helpfully balance a lot of the amazing stuff here.
White left out an important bridge between the old and the new. There is a complete copy of The Book of Isaiah in the Israel Museum. My favorite section is Isaiah 9:6. It describes Jesus.
The way to end the debate over this stuff is to ask these questions::... 1)... "Can anyone prove conclusively that the Authorized Version is not a verbatim reproduction of the originals?" 2)... List me just one 'reading' we posses today, that the King James translators did not have access to? End of the debate 😁
Brother Whyte, An honest question would be: Does this mean that our Lord spoke LIES? He (who is truth) has said: My WORDS shall not pass away - Period. No. that does not bother me, because the Bible I use has in all his words.
And they watched him, and sent forth spies, which should feign themselves just men, that they might take hold of his words, that so they might deliver him unto the power and authority of the governor. (Lk20:20) The law and the prophets were until John: since that time the kingdom of God is preached, and every man presseth into it. And it is easier for heaven and earth to pass, than one tittle of the law to fail. (Luk16:16) And they send unto him certain of the Pharisees and of the Herodians, to catch him in his words. (Mark12:13) Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away. (Mat24:35) _ For the oppression of the poor, for the sighing of the needy, now will I arise, saith the LORD; I will set him in safety from him that puffeth at him. The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever. (Psa12:6-7)
I appreciate Dr James White very much but baffled why at 35 minutes 40 seconds, when mentioning the earliest variants on John 1:18, p66 and p75, he translates μονογενὴς θεός as "unique God" when it means "only begotten" theos (divine one or " only begotten God"... hence Nicene Creed "God from God"...or "divinity from divinity" or "deity from deity" the Word was and is a divine Spirit that came forth from God the Father, i.e. the begetter.
A God of love wants love uncoerced in return. Thou shalt not take the name [character] of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. {Exodus 20:7} And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. *God is love* and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him. {1 John 4:16}
Get a book called the text of the new testament . There are at least two good ones written by different people that are good. You will learn much more from the book than from a talk like this. Bruce Metzger is one of the authors. Blessings.
Videos such as this are still useful for those who don't want to buy such books or invest the time and effort it takes to properly understand them. PS, the Metzger book you're referring to is probably _The Text of the New Testament: Its Transmission Corruption and Restoration_
23:06 I expect it is likely I'll be in my glorified spiritual body by then. I'm not sure the joke can land with a Christian crowd, if we have fully imbibed our own worldview. Maybe some expect Christ's coming to be later than that: granted.
2.If everyone is familiar with Anatoly Fomenko know these manuscripts are from the 15/16th century. Codex Vanicatus = 1152/53(Birth of Christ)+325-350 Ad= 1485-1503(15th/16th century).
Hebrews is Paul's theology? Paul was a minster to the Gentiles. Hebrews is written to the Circumcision. There are no less than 6 Old Testament quotes before you get out of the first chapter. "For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted of the heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the Holy Ghost, HEB6:05 And have tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come, HEB6:06 If they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance; seeing they crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh, and put him to an open shame." THAT is not the gospel of Grace. It is a Jewish message to Jews in the last days.
The theology may echo Paul in some respects, but Hebrews introduces multiple ideas not found in Paul (e.g. Christ's priesthood) and is written in an entirely different 'Alexandrian' style from any of Paul's epistles. The author's self description also makes Pauline authorship unlikely. IMHO, Apollos (a native of Alexandria) is the most likely NT saint known to us to have been the author.
If you want to understand what's going on with the grammar and why reading John 1:1 as JWs do is wrong, have a read of pages 266-269 of _Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics,_ by Daniel Wallace. Any pastor who has studied NT Greek is liable to have a copy you could borrow.
OK, this may or may not get an answer from Dr. White.... but in his discussions on manuscripts... I can accept and do the fact and idea of older may be better and more right! However in making Bibles, WHY are we tied to the Greek New Testament that was created by Wescott & Hort? I can accept a Bible that uses "older" manuscripts, bun NOT any that use that Greek New Testament.... In all that I know, at age 81, is that THEIR WORK is not a TRUE or RIGHT work!! WHY did? WHY do? theologians since then put so much faith into THEIR WORK, and over the number of Greek manuscripts that we NOW HAVE!! A BIBLE that does NOT have their GREEK in it would BE a better, more right, and perhaps a more true Bible!!
I love how Dr White keeps what could easily have been seen as a 'dry and academic' subject (appropriately) humorous, informative, enriching and thoroughly God centred. Thank you to Dr White and G3 for this.
Well said.
It was fantastic!
Amen, Joseph. Ahmein.
Heretic! Bible's words not mine
Yeah I love Dr White’s talks on the Bible, he’s the person who brought me out of KJV-onlyism. I prefer the NKJV because it has the other manuscript traditions alternate readings on the footnotes. It’s like having a Majority text Bible, Critical text Bible, and TR all in one. It’s the best lol.
52:40 the video does an unexpected, unannounced loop back to around 15 minutes earlier, just so you know. The course of the lecture picks back up at 1:05:08.
Would love to see the entire, unadulterated lecture.
I thought I was crazy. Thank you for this confirmation 😂
Thanks. I came here to make this comment, but didn't see where it picked back up. I appreciate you doing the work for me
Thanks
I will not believe in an entire, unadulterated lecture, unless it has come straight to us, with no history.
Thanks
I have handwritten about 1/3 of the Bible. It helps me to read more slowly, and to pick up on finer details that I otherwise would read past. I just started numbers chapter 2 this morning.
@matteblak6158 Try that using the original Hebrew. It might take a few years, though.
@@ThomasCranmer1959 woah, a dead guy responded to me!! How’s Ridley btw? It’s taken over a year to get to here from genesis but working slow and steady. At numbers 7 this morning so you see my pace.
And I don’t wanna do it in Hebrew mostly because I’m a bad artist.
@@matteblak6158 At least you're reading the Bible. Try the King James Version. It's more faithful to the Hebrew Masoretic Text.
MT isn't our best hebrew though@@ThomasCranmer1959
G3 Ministries : I can't help pointing out just as others her have mentioned, but confirming in more detail: This video @ 52:38 to 52:39 (I hear a kind of 'thunk' sound there) and all that follows (until about 1:05:08) is a REPEAT of @ 40:14 through 52:38, so the video jumps back and repeats that chunk. FOR EVERYONE ELSE, once you get to 52:38, jump to 1:05:08 to hear the rest of James White's presentation!
I was listening to this at work with my phone in my pocket and suddenly heard it repeat. Thought I must have bumped my phone so I was trying to find where I was at again. Thanks for confirming my suspicions 👍
@@HartyBiker Thank you Harty! My hope is that this will help others pick up at the right time to finish James' lecture and train of thought without much trouble, and I very much hope that some do not just give up and think that the end was erased.
Ahh, thank you Dan! I suspected something.
Pin this comment! It needs to be at the top
Thirteen minutes of the lecture are repeated. It starts with the story of the manuscript in Ireland. Thank you very much for making this lecture available.
glad thats not just me. but disappointed because i think we missed out on part of the lecture
Its Fragmented…you are correct! 😃
It appears to get back on track around 1:05:00
I thought it was deja vu lol
Such a love for the Scriptures and their transmission. So grateful for Dr. White and his humor.
Brilliant expositor Dr White!! 🎉
If only he wasn’t a Calvinist
@@5warpotentials258 can you elaborate? I’m not seeing anything in his doctrine that would make him apostate… one can adhere to the doctrines of grace and not be apostate while another can adhere to Arminian theology and not be apostate but follow both their extremes and you’re asking for trouble.
Judging someone for their particular bent in doctrine of they aren’t apostate is something Paul, Peter, and other apostles strictly forbade.
Here’s the deal it’s the middle both are right C and A are both right.
Gods Ways are Higher than our ways.Who can understand Him?!
@@5warpotentials258 what does that have to do with anything?
What a treasure god has given us in this man
James White is such a gem to the church
I could watch this type of stuff all day long. Fascinating
Yes, 53 to 1:05 are repeated, but thanks a lot for this! Praise be to our Lord for Dr White and his ministry 😊
Thank you for pointing out where I should jump to.
It’s worth listening to twice. 🥳
This is brother James White at his most resourceful devil defying best!
How do 2,000 errors reconstruct an inerrant text?
@@ThomasCranmer1959 O ghost of the poor author of the Book of Common Prayer, damn your unworthy hand, our big book has only the errors that God allows.
Excellent video! Thank you to James White and to G3!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Right on Dr. White 👍
Wow!!! I soaked this in!!!!
Loved it!!
I love Christianity I’m glad it’s all real
Are you one of the elect?
@@jimjoe9945 yes!
@@Amilton5Solas do you believe God made souls for destruction?
@@jimjoe9945 Yes!
Romans 9
22 What if God, desiring to show his wrath and to make known his power, has endured with much patience (AE)vessels of wrath (AF)prepared for destruction, 23 in order to make known (AG)the riches of his glory for vessels of mercy, which he (AH)has prepared beforehand for glory-
@@Amilton5Solas are your family members the elect?
Well done as always James.
Would be nice to also see Daniel Wallace present on this topic at G3 in the future.
Well explained. I understand after many years
Jesus I love you and have trust and confidence in you. I have faith in Jesus . I will never stop trusting in him, even though I’m struggling putting groceries in my refrigerator, and paying bills. Like so many others, I lost my job as a social worker at Forsyth because I declined the vaccine. I declined because of my pre existing health condition (Lupus) and Heart disease. I was denied my medical/religious exemption from Forsyth Hospital. I’m waitressing but not making nearly enough to make ends meet. My husband died years ago. I’m all alone. I’m a single mother with two beautiful children both of my sons are autistic. So I’m overwhelmed at times because they require so much more from me. Sometimes I want to give up. But God keeps me going. Every month is a struggle, to not end up on the streets with my little boys. BUT I have faith God will provide. He HAS so FAR. With God all things are possible.
OMG! I can't believe Dr. White was in Zambia🇿🇲 and I didn't know. I would have loved to attend his lecture.
Thank you Dr White. This was very enlightening indeed.
Good way to start the morning !
Just an amazing presentation! Wow! I have such gratitude and amazement for how the Lord has preserved the accuracy of His Word.
Another Home Run!! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽 Sharing this one too! Thank Youuu!!!
Great video. I love his explanations!
Thank you Dr White for this lecture and thank you for making it available. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learnt so much! All my Christian life this has been a passion of mine, Biblical manuscripts and inerrancy.
I so love this. Thank you
I'm enjoying this video many times and learning so much! Thanks!
Very informative. Thank you 🙏
Dr White, come to Oklahoma
And we’ll ride motorcycles and let the wind blow through our righteous goatee’s. Glorious
Thank you, this was great
Wahnsinn!!!!! Υπέροχα!!!!! Great!!!!!
This is so amazing!
People know James White as a Calvinist Theologian, but in my opinion, his greatest contributions to the church are his Biblical manuscript studies. Love it
Calvinism is good.
I appreciate your giving light on his contribution. Right now I'm trying to conduct my own research on manuscripts, and always find James White. We are blessed to have him older than us.
This is fascinating. I would love to go to school/seminary and learn all this.
Loved this! Such an important topic. The video looped at the end though, was really confused at first lol
That's because this man is backing a losing side that is very confusing! Repent otherwise you to can lose your voice like Don Wilkins did on the John Ankerberg show
@@adriansabo198Only he didn't...
Incredible knowledge and teaching. Thank you Dr. White!!! Has he written a book about this subject??
This was so dope!
Show Nuff!!!
Dear Dr. White, please stand still. ☺️
I love this. He’s in rare form in this one. Lol.
Jame White is such a gem ❤
always appreciate what Dr White brings
Praise God for these available and online while they are
This gives me an idea for memorisation to handwrite the bible. I know for me it helps to write stuff down to remember it and I also have to read things multiple times to copy it (Read a sentence, start writing, forget what I'm copying and read it again lol). Might get onto that soon
Do a test a see how many copyist errors you make in your handwritten copy.
@@Migger_29 that would be interesting
That is a pretty good idea. Checking in 11 months later. How did/is your project going?
@@darkstar92772 it's going well. I've had times where I'm more dedicated and times when I'm less dedicated, but I've found it to be an amazing way to do daily devotions and bible study. It will take me years, but I plan to go through the entire bible
Thankyou
Good, 13 minutes are repeated, but it was good to hear again, thought I was losing it 😂
Awesome video
I wish there was more material like this for us, the typical pew sitter with no seminary background
Another excellent presentation by James White. Pity about the repetition of 10 minutes toward the end! SDG!
This is the first time I have ever heard positive remarks about Sinaticus, Vaticanus, Tishendorf, Wescott, Hort etc. I had only heard the stories put out by the KJVO that says these men were evil along with their discoveries.
I would really appreciate Dr. James White discussing the Lutheran perspective on the Lord's Supper. Every rebuttal of literal eating is on Catholic transubstantiation and repropitiation, which I reject. Yet, there hasn't been any address to the patristic sources used by Lutherans, such as Ignatius and Justin Martyr, that still claim literal eating.
th-cam.com/video/4-yDAvs9Mvg/w-d-xo.html
Paul gets it right, "For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes." Think about that, any time you break bread or drink wine, it's a proclamation of Christ's atoning work. Eat a sandwich, remember God, go out to fancy dinner and order expensive wine, proclaim Jesus.
Or, argue how it works, your choice, 😆
No we don’t need anymore Calvinist point of views
@@5warpotentials258 its a shame we cannot ask for dialogue and explanations anymore.
Does Lutheran doctrine follow Transubstantiation or does it resolve down to Consubstantiation?
@@shaneyboy2039 Lutherans believe in consubstantiation in principle, though they prefer the term "corporeal presence."
Very interesting ❤ ty
There is repeated portion of the lecture for some reason towards the end.
Reading this comment confirms it does hehe.
You erred on one thing: 666 v. 616. The difference is in spelling of Neron Kaisar (NRWN QSR) in Greek in Hebrew letters versus spelling of Nero Caesar (NRW QSR) in Latin in Hebrew letters. The "nun" (Hebrew letter for N) was equivalent to 50.
When he said the Vatican Library has lots of stuffs in it that has nothing to do with Roman Catholicism 💀
I was able to get a P52 replica. It’s the crown jewel in my colllection.
Ok, when you get to 52:38 Please click or tap the next blue section of this comment to skip to 1:05:06 why? Well the video repeats a bit, it’ll save you a lot of trouble.
How is it that at about 42 minutes and at about 54 minutes the same exact story about him getting on the ground to read the manuscript and the security guard asks him what he’s doing is being told? When did the video start a loop?
Does this repeat a few times at the end?
Indeed it does. It picks back up around the 50 ish minute mark.
was hoping he would introduce P52 very satisfying
I agree with everything presented here except for the bow tie.
I have one question about Papyrus 72. How do we know it was from 200 AD?
At minute 46 and 58 the video is in a loop. Not sure if anything important is excluded. But please fix it.
Variants, God using the weakness of man to preserve His word.
I like how he continually hounds social media platforms, lol.
I think of James White as the greatest theologian alive. Maybe not the best PREACHER... of course I've heard better, but he's so incredibly knowledgeable it's insane. He knows things I didn't know ANYONE could know.
So my question is: which Bible is the most accurate from the original version?
Between the ESV and NASB I think.
@@mattcorrickmagic771 😂
Nestle Alland Greek NT 28th/29th edition for NT
It's like drawing a art piece if you copy it theirs gonna be a difference but you get to see the picture anyway that the artist drew😏😎
Looks like there is an error in the video. At the 52:40 mark the video repeats the video starting from 40:13, but then picks up at 1:05:19 to complete.
Im going to get the paper, to get the paper
@@antoniosilvestrojr. Hey I know you!
Who am I?😃
Sum guy who does evangelism and wrote a book about birds and stuff
Sorry, wrong guy
When you get to 52:40 skip forward to 1:05:00 because everything in between is a repeated section and an error in editing :) just a time stamp for ya.
Wasn’t Siniaticus being used as trash/for a monk discard pile?
Theodore Letis’ “Ecclesiastical Text”, and David Allen Black’s “intro to Nt criticism” should be read by one another.
Getting an understanding of the staggering proportion of translation and liturgical use out of the Byzantine stream, as well as early church quotations that match the Byzantine tradition would helpfully balance a lot of the amazing stuff here.
For the algorithm
White left out an important bridge between the old and the new. There is a complete copy of The Book of Isaiah in the Israel Museum. My favorite section is Isaiah 9:6. It describes Jesus.
video repeats at 41 and 54 min
This is so interesting and well done. However, is extremely annoying to have advertisements ,especially non-Christian, in the middle of the lecture!
The ads that appear are based on your analytics i.e. your watch and search history.
@@HearGodsWord The point I was trying to make is how disrptive it is to have ads in the middle of a lecture.
@@SD-xs3py Then why don't you get an ad-blocking software? There are plenty to choose from.
The way to end the debate over this stuff is to ask these questions::...
1)... "Can anyone prove conclusively that the Authorized Version is not a verbatim reproduction of the originals?"
2)... List me just one 'reading' we posses today, that the King James translators did not have access to?
End of the debate 😁
Of course they can. The KJV even incorporates text for which there is 0 manuscript evidence.
@@Berean_with_a_BTh Morning..... How do you know the King James translators didn't have manuscript evidence for 'all' their 'readings'?
❤
How many people think that mosques of the former Ottoman Empire have manuscripts from the sacking of Constantinople?
The oldest Bible in the world was found in an Eastern Orthodox Monastery. That tells you all you need to know.
Brother Whyte,
An honest question would be:
Does this mean that our Lord spoke LIES? He (who is truth) has said:
My WORDS shall not pass away - Period.
No. that does not bother me, because the Bible I use has in all his words.
And they watched him, and sent forth spies, which should feign themselves just men, that they might take hold of his words, that so they might deliver him unto the power and authority of the governor.
(Lk20:20)
The law and the prophets were until John: since that time the kingdom of God is preached, and every man presseth into it. And it is easier for heaven and earth to pass, than one tittle of the law to fail.
(Luk16:16)
And they send unto him certain of the Pharisees and of the Herodians, to catch him in his words.
(Mark12:13)
Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away.
(Mat24:35)
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For the oppression of the poor, for the sighing of the needy, now will I arise, saith the LORD; I will set him in safety from him that puffeth at him. The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.
(Psa12:6-7)
Interesting that one of the oldest copies of Scripture is kept by the Catholic Church,
1:04:20
I appreciate Dr James White very much but baffled why at 35 minutes 40 seconds, when mentioning the earliest variants on John 1:18, p66 and p75, he translates
μονογενὴς θεός as "unique God" when it means "only begotten" theos (divine one or " only begotten God"... hence Nicene Creed "God from God"...or "divinity from divinity" or "deity from deity" the Word was and is a divine Spirit that came forth from God the Father, i.e. the begetter.
A God of love wants love uncoerced in return.
Thou shalt not take the name [character] of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain.
{Exodus 20:7}
And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. *God is love* and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.
{1 John 4:16}
Ya, pretty sure all of us here know the Scriptures but what does that have to do with manuscripts?
@@philtanics1082
Any bible translation after Wescott and Hoth, (wolves in sheeps clothing) is Jesuit corruption.
We love him because he first loved us. So a psychoanalysis if God out thin air is...thin
Get a book called the text of the new testament . There are at least two good ones written by different people that are good. You will learn much more from the book than from a talk like this. Bruce Metzger is one of the authors. Blessings.
Videos such as this are still useful for those who don't want to buy such books or invest the time and effort it takes to properly understand them.
PS, the Metzger book you're referring to is probably _The Text of the New Testament: Its Transmission Corruption and Restoration_
34:59
I thought they read & wrote from right to left???
They? The Hebrews? This is Greek.
Min 42 and 55 seem to be a loop of the same thing
Why don't they just create a new Textus receptus? Has anyone compared the Textus receptus with the manuscripts dated on 300?
The Textus Receptus is the critical text of its era
11:17 There are 2,000 errors in the Bible?
2:52 Reliability is NOT the same thing as plenary verbal inspiration/inerrancy.
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23:06 I expect it is likely I'll be in my glorified spiritual body by then. I'm not sure the joke can land with a Christian crowd, if we have fully imbibed our own worldview. Maybe some expect Christ's coming to be later than that: granted.
is this the white Voddie ?
Wondering after the beast of Rome.
2.If everyone is familiar with Anatoly Fomenko know these manuscripts are from the 15/16th century. Codex Vanicatus = 1152/53(Birth of Christ)+325-350 Ad= 1485-1503(15th/16th century).
Hebrews is Paul's theology? Paul was a minster to the Gentiles. Hebrews is written to the Circumcision. There are no less than 6 Old Testament quotes before you get out of the first chapter. "For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted of the heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the Holy Ghost, HEB6:05 And have tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come, HEB6:06 If they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance; seeing they crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh, and put him to an open shame." THAT is not the gospel of Grace. It is a Jewish message to Jews in the last days.
The theology may echo Paul in some respects, but Hebrews introduces multiple ideas not found in Paul (e.g. Christ's priesthood) and is written in an entirely different 'Alexandrian' style from any of Paul's epistles. The author's self description also makes Pauline authorship unlikely.
IMHO, Apollos (a native of Alexandria) is the most likely NT saint known to us to have been the author.
Regarding White's comment on John 1:1 and the JWs I have found that the NWT is coorect when you consider the Greek grammar behind the verse.
The NWT is wrong, like the whole heretical Jehovah Witness cult that Satan is deceived so many with.
If you want to understand what's going on with the grammar and why reading John 1:1 as JWs do is wrong, have a read of pages 266-269 of _Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics,_ by Daniel Wallace. Any pastor who has studied NT Greek is liable to have a copy you could borrow.
OK, this may or may not get an answer from Dr. White.... but in his discussions on manuscripts... I can accept and do the fact and idea of older may be better and more right! However in making Bibles, WHY are we tied to the Greek New Testament that was created by Wescott & Hort? I can accept a Bible that uses "older" manuscripts, bun NOT any that use that Greek New Testament.... In all that I know, at age 81, is that THEIR WORK is not a TRUE or RIGHT work!! WHY did? WHY do? theologians since then put so much faith into THEIR WORK, and over the number of Greek manuscripts that we NOW HAVE!! A BIBLE that does NOT have their GREEK in it would BE a better, more right, and perhaps a more true Bible!!
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36:19 The only begotten God? God is not begotten. The Son is eternally begotten of the Father. John 1:18.