One Bible Only?

October 10, 2001Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Central Baptist Seminary
Genre: Theology - Bibliology
Tags: Bible, Doctrine / Theology
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I was glad to see the second book on the Bible Version debate come from Central Seminary. The first book, The Bible Version Debate, came out in 1997. This new book includes some of the basic material from the first book but expands the topics to include the background of the debate, translation theory, frequently asked questions and others. Throughout the book, the writers point out that no two manuscripts of any family, including the TR and Majority Text, agree in every detail. Therefore, no copied text is perfect to every detail.

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