In a message dated 95-12-01 19:18:25 EST, j.mallon@... (James Mallon) ... I for one would like to encourage Jewish/Tanakh scholars to use this list, ...
Timster132@... ...
Dec 2, 1995 10:07 am
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... Even as a pro-Byzantine supporter, I also concur with Bart Ehrman on this. In an ideal world, in which the early TR editions had in fact been 100%...
Maurice Robinson ...
Dec 2, 1995 7:58 am
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The vary nature of inter-religious dialogue is the respect for the faith and beliefs of others. This involves a clear understanding of each group's beliefs....
James Mallon ...
Dec 2, 1995 3:16 am
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In reply to Mark O'Brien's important question, I can say that I for one am convinced that Wallace is right (that there are real advantages to collating against...
Bart Ehrman ...
Dec 1, 1995 8:57 pm
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... I think this is quite correct, and exactly the point of the proposed change in terminology. However, I have a more basic question: I understand that...
Robert Groover ...
Dec 1, 1995 7:02 pm
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... I hope no one minds if some of us continue to use the terms "Old Testament" and "New Testament." It's good to do what one can so as not to offend those...
David Moore ...
Dec 1, 1995 6:54 pm
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After Dan Wallace published his article advocating the use of the MT as the best collating base, I'm curious to know how many of you have switched to using the...
Mark O'Brien ...
Dec 1, 1995 6:33 pm
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... On the other hand, there is (in North America at least) an inherent, connotative bias toward understanding "first" in terms of primacy of place or quality...
Felix Sung ...
Dec 1, 1995 6:14 pm
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I would take issue with your statement that "First Testament" shows respect for the Jewish faith: it is merely another moniker for something superseded. And ...
Kelly McGrew ...
Dec 1, 1995 4:55 pm
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In a message dated 95-11-30 12:20:55 EST, PFlesher@... (Paul V. M. ... I agree. It can be understood as supercessionist, the second being an improvement...
Timster132@... ...
Dec 1, 1995 12:55 am
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In a message dated 95-11-28 09:06:30 EST, jadair@... (James ... That would be my advice as well. The Alands' classification should only be a...
Timster132@... ...
Nov 30, 1995 10:46 pm
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... But the OT/Hebrew Bible is also part of the "Christian Bible," so I'm not sure this solves the problem. A term like "biblical textual criticism" seems to...
James R. Adair ...
Nov 30, 1995 9:49 pm
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... In my class on world religions I use the phrase `Jewish Bible'. Is this not appropriate? Does it not avoid the introduction of new language that needs to...
Richard Corliss ...
Nov 30, 1995 9:25 pm
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I disagree with Prof. Deist that the term "First Testament" shows respect for the Jewish character of the Hebrew Bible. To say "First" is to imply that there...
Paul V. M. Flesher ...
Nov 30, 1995 8:20 pm
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Prof. Deist, You're up early reading your e-mail! I appreciate your comments, and I would like to post them to the tc-list as a whole, if you will allow me ...
James R. Adair ...
Nov 30, 1995 6:35 pm
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fed@...
Nov 30, 1995 6:33 pm
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The SBL has a section called the "Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible" section. Emanuel Tov's book has a similar title. On the other hand, Wuerthwein's...
James R. Adair ...
Nov 30, 1995 7:54 am
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... The Alands' categorization of witnesses is certainly a good starting point, but as Larry Richards pointed out in paper presented at the SBL annual meeting,...
James R. Adair ...
Nov 28, 1995 5:07 pm
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... For a small book such as James, I can understand your reticence on relying on profile methods to determine text type. I'd suggest examining a textual ...
Timster132@... ...
Nov 28, 1995 10:31 am
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... Barbara Aland showed how to use TuT for identifying a group of mss., which carry the text of the Greek exemplar of the Syra Harclensis of the Catholic ...
Klaus Wachtel ...
Nov 27, 1995 7:51 pm
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... James happens to be the book which the Muenster Institut is using as a test case for its proposed Major Critical Edition. Herr Minke has done a lot of...
Timothy John Finney ...
Nov 27, 1995 6:39 am
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.**************** On 9 Nov. 1995 the chief programmer for lists BRIDGE-L and WISDOM-L replied to #180-6, "The No-Fault Solution," as follows: "Wesley, Would...
WesBurt@... ...
Nov 25, 1995 4:16 am
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... I have only studied the Acts volumes of TuT, nothing on the epistles yet. But, as far as I can see, Aland et al have not produced any MS grouping results...
Vincent Broman ...
Nov 22, 1995 11:36 pm
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Members of the tc-list: I am beginning work on a STM thesis on the text of James. Fresh collations are being made of the papyri and available uncials. However,...
Jeff Kloha ...
Nov 22, 1995 4:47 am
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My present interest in this topic is in reviewing the switch-over in thought from belief in the Augustinian order (Matthew-Mark-Luke), which transpired over...
Jim Deardorff ...
Nov 16, 1995 10:16 pm
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... I have not heard this theory before. Webb associates the Qumran purifications with those that occurred in the Temple. Rebecca Gray talks about their...
Charles Miller ...
Nov 16, 1995 6:51 pm
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Wan't this Baptisn just the extension of the jewish ritual of subnersion in a mikvah - i.e. ritual purification before the sabbath, or high holidays etc. or...
Ivan Ickovits ...
Nov 16, 1995 5:19 pm
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Mark_O'Brien wrote ... my question: How do we explain these cases of itacism where there was no hearing involved? Was there in fact a stage in the ...
DC PARKER ...
Nov 16, 1995 1:01 pm
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I am doing research on baptism "movements" in Galilee during the 3rd cent. BCE to 1st cent. CE. I have collected various textual evidence for the existence of...
Charles Miller ...
Nov 16, 1995 1:20 am
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I haven't seen any mail rolling off this list since I signed up, so I thought that I would throw a question out there for y'all. After doing a bunch of...
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