The Witness of God is Greater: 1500 years of Witnesses
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Additional I John 5:7 Sources
Johann Goeze 1717-1786
The La-Cava Latin Bible
The Polyglot Detractors
These articles drew Semler into a long controversy with the Hamburg pastor Johann Melchior Goeze over the textual value of the Complutensian Bible. Goeze defended the antiquity and value of the Greek manuscripts from which the passage of I John 5:7 had been taken, and not from the Latin. (click picture).
The Polyglot Detractors
The La-Cava Latin Bible
The Polyglot Detractors
I John 5:7, the Polyglot, and it's Detractors. Goeze has collected nearly 1000 Variations between the Complutensian Greek New Testament and the Latin Vulgate; and these not trivial or insignificant, but the majority most important: in many, the sense of the Readings in the Complutensian is directly opposite to that in the Vulgate. (click picture).
The La-Cava Latin Bible
The La-Cava Latin Bible
The La-Cava Latin Bible
The La Cava Bible being a very early Latin witness for I John 5:7 has Arius the heretic (c. 256-336) right next to the verse in the margins and is a representative of the Old Latin. Old Italic texts were translated from the original Greek in the 1st century based upon Christ's Great Commission and Paul's mission and vision for Spain. (click picture).
30 Rebuttals for Critics
The La-Cava Latin Bible
The La-Cava Latin Bible
A refreshing and well though out title addressing the most common arguments against being a believer in the Doctrine of Preservation. The exposition and application of God’s own promises in the Scriptures to preserve His own word between two covers in our day is at the heart and soul of KJVO. It's time to properly define the real meaning of what KJVO really means. (click picture).
More Source Content
New Info on Polyglot
Polyglot Scholar Rico
Polyglot Scholar Rico
New Light of the Editing of the Complutensian Polyglot New Testament by J.H. Bentley in 1980 with mention of the Ancient Greek Codex Rhodiensis. (click picture).
Polyglot Scholar Rico
Polyglot Scholar Rico
Polyglot Scholar Rico
Polyglot Scholar Mariano Revilla Rico in 1917 writes on the differences which exist between the Greek text of the Polyglot and the Vulgate of the New Testament. (click picture).
The Traditional Text
Polyglot Scholar Rico
The Traditional Text
Written in 1896 from the writings of John William Burgon and complemented upon by Dr. Edward Miller as an excellent witness to the traditional text of the KJV. Download the free pdf.
Theodore Letis on Erasmus' Possible Arian Tendencies
Erasmus and I John 5:7
"From Sacred Text to Religious Text: An Intellectual History of the Impact of Erasmian Lower Criticism on Dogma as a Contribution to the English Enlightenment and the Victorian Crisis of Faith."
"Moreover, it was, I maintain, Erasmus's omission of the comma Johanneum [I John 5:7] in his Novum Instrumentum (1516) that signals the beginning of the process of desacralization for the Judeo-Christian Bible, rather than the later developments of either eighteenth-century Deism, or the nineteenth-century, German higher critical project...." (p. 11)