Bob: The vast majority of evangelical scholars do not agree with Ehrman on his assumptions about the differences between the Original and Archetype. Add to...
Dave (and list), Dave Hindley wrote: "This concept was briefly discussed on this list, but was met with universal scorn." I briefly responded concerning this...
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Bart Ehrman
behrman@...
Mar 2, 2009 8:56 pm
Several comments. * On "original" and "archetype." Is it only evangelical scholars who think that the archetype is original? If so, why would a theological ...
(I am posting this question on TC and B-Greek since I think it is equally likely that someone on either list may have the answer I'm looking for. Please accept...
... way. Does anyone know of a generally accepted Glossary of TC terms? ... ********************************************* REPLY: Mr. Larramore, The URL below,...
I'm a little surprised that no one has addressed this, but here goes, responses welcome. ... This is a non sequitur. All it indicates is that they did not...
Larry: Your comment is anticipate and addressed in the article. The only real area of attack to the conclusions of this article is whether or not the gospel...
We would have to include: For I received from the Lord that which I also delivered to you: that the Lord Jesus on the same night in which He was betrayed took...
A few questions to Dr. Ehrman from a layman concerning the following ... it is a ... his name: I post these questions understanding that you have written and...
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Bart Ehrman
behrman@...
Mar 4, 2009 3:27 pm
Good questions. When authors entitle their books, they do not say that these books are "according to" X. The phrase "according to X" is a descriptive title...
Jay: Just a note. It was not uncommon practice for ancient scrolls to contain a "tab" (piece of paper) in them identifying the author. One reason for this is...
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Bart Ehrman
behrman@...
Mar 5, 2009 7:17 am
This is getting way off topic. But to say that it is unprecedented for the author of a (Gospel) narrative to identify himself is really quite wrong....
... In this connection, the following article may be of interest: Armin D. Baum, “The Anonymity of the New Testament History Books: A Stylistic Device in the...
Eddie M.: I'm late replying to this -- still decompressing from reading Voobus' History of Syriac Gospels. But here's a quick answer: (1) The "original" = the...
Jay: "We know that the original manuscripts of the Gospels did not have their author's names attached to them. . . . Christians started attaching names to the...
... You're talking about the epistolary genre here. How about some examples from works representative of other genres where we have authors identifying...
Folks, please remember: "This group is for the discussion of the **variants** in the text of the Bible..." This list is NOT for discussing the origin of the...
... Well, hopefully someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but is this in fact the case? For Christian scrolls? We know that the library at Alexandria...
Tregelles, Samuel Prideaux, 1813-1875 SAM. PRIDEAUX TREGELLES: The Greek New Testament, edited from ancient authorities, with the Latin Version of Jerome from...
Larry: There is absolutely no reason to think not. Everyone knew who wrote The Annals in ancient times, but Tacitus didn't put his name in them. I think some...
... To answer that question, I'd need to know a little about how papyrus scrolls were made. A book the length of a gospel would most likely have been composed...
Pasquale:  The links are not valid  Kevin Prof. Kevin W. Woodruff, M.Div., M.S.I.S. Library Director/Reference Librarian, Assistant Professor of Bible,...
... This doesn't really address my point. The answer to your query would be simply that like later copies we do have, copiests put "Euaggelion kata X" at the...
... Your comment is anticipate and addressed in the article.<< Apologies for the delay in responding to this, Mitch. But I disagree. The closest I think he...
Thanks Kevin Tregelles, Samuel Prideaux, 1813-1875 SAM. PRIDEAUX TREGELLES: The Greek New Testament, edited from ancient authorities, with the Latin Version of...
Textual criticism series: Samuel Prideaux tregelles: Matthew text and margin - 1857 (37 megabyte) http://www.mediafire.com/file/mjhmmabjyot/tregellesmat.zip ...
... retranscribed and distributed for church-use. ... extant copies appear to descend. ... document. ... reconstruct based on comparing existing mss." ... ...
... fact the case? For Christian scrolls? We know that the library at Alexandria followed this practice, and it is presumed that other libraries throughout...
