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How We Got the Bible, Part 7


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  • Codex Vaticanus, Codex Sinaiticus, Ephraem Manuscript, Codex Bezae
  • Byzantine Text (Majority Text)
    • Accounts ofr 94% of all known Greek manuscripts
    • Majority of extant copies are cursives written after A.D. 600
    • Alexandrian Text (Oldest Manuscripts)
      • Accounts for 4% of known Greek manuscripts
      • Characteristics are … brevity and austerity
      • Oxyrhynchus
        • Excavated by Egyptian Exploration society at the turn of the 20th Century
        • Oldest known Biblical papyrus, the John Rylands Fragment, was discovered here. It was dated to A.D. 130, within 50 years of the death of the apostle John.
        • Western Text (Popular Text)
          • Smallest percentage of Greek translations
          • Main characteristic is a love of paraphrase
          • William Tyndale - Tyndale Bible, A.D. 1525
          • The Great Bible (A.D. 1537)
            • Placed in every church in A.D. 1539
            • The Geneva Bible (A.D. 1560)
              • Uses Roman type. Contains much Protestant influence.
              • King James Version (A.D 1611)
                • Revised version (A.D. 1769)
                • Revised Standard Version (A.D. 1870) - reflects findings from newly available manuscripts
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