Why Are These Bibles Different?
Two Bibles. One passage. Different wording. Before deciding what happened, ask which kind of difference you are looking at.
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Become a document investigator. Separate the age of a surviving copy from the age of the words it contains.
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Follow 1 John 5:7–8 through its English, Latin, and Greek evidence. Does an ancient Christian reading necessarily belong to the original Greek text?
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Follow the preservation case from Scripture to a received text and an English translation. Make each step in the argument visible.
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The longer ending has a very early witness and a disputed manuscript history. Both facts belong in the answer.
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Trace the Ethiopian’s confession without asking an ancient quotation to prove more than it contains.
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Distinguish a story’s ancient reception from evidence about its original place in John.
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Matthew 18:11 asks a textual question. Compare Luke 19:10 before drawing a conclusion about a Bible’s doctrine.
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The Archaic Mark investigation shows the value of testing an object and the danger of extending its verdict to unrelated objects.
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