Series Introduction: Leigh Ann Thompson | Interview: Sarah Allen and Zachary J. Cole In November the book Myths and Mistakes in New Testament Textual Criticism—edited by Peter Gurry and Elijah Hixson— hit the shelves. Each chapter in the book considers a “myth” about manuscripts and the text of the New Testament and offers a response with helpful information for apologistsContinue reading Interviews With the Authors: Myths and Mistakes—Zachary J. Cole
Series Introduction: Leigh Ann Thompson | Interview: Sarah Allen and James Prothro In November, the book Myths and Mistakes in New Testament Textual Criticism—edited by Peter Gurry and Elijah Hixson— hit the shelves. Each chapter in the book considers a “myth” about manuscripts and the text of the New Testament and offers a response with helpful information for apologistsContinue reading Interviews With the Authors: Myths and Mistakes—James Prothro
By: Sarah Allen Image Source: NET Bible One of the most fascinating aspects of studying biblical manuscripts is the gateway they give readers into visually experiencing the historical accounts found in the gospels. Not only do the contents of the pages serve as snapshots of these narratives, but they also function as a window through whichContinue reading Surrounded on all Sides by History: How the NET Bible Has Brought Textual Tradition Full Circle
