Classic Studies on New Testament Textual Criticism (11 vols.)

This collection of classic works provides a wealth of resources for understanding the history and foundational principles of textual criticism. You'll learn from renowned New Testament scholars, such as Hort, Scrivener, Abbot, and others. Several volumes offer helpful introductions to textual criticism for beginning and advanced levels of study. Scrivener’s Six Lectures on the Text of the New Testament and the Ancient Manuscripts Which Contain It provides a substantive orientation to the field for those who don’t know Greek, while his two-volume A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament provides advanced students and scholars with an extensive treatment of the discipline. Other volumes offer focused application of textual criticism to important readings, such as μονογενης θεος (unique God) in John 1:18, and provide in-depth analyses of important topics like palaeography and papyrology.

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