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Originally Posted by Presbyterian Deacon  Quote:
Originally Posted by SolaGratia Calvin said, in his commentary of the Gospel of John, regarding other Greek manuscripts:
"...in this almost all the Greek manuscripts, or at least those of them which are most approved, are found to agree..." (Calvin, Baker pub., p.30)
I think here Calvin is indicating that they were other Greek manuscripts that were not taken serious because they were found to be inferior compared to the approved Greek manuscripts.
I think such is stilled the case right now. | That's an interesting quote.
And tell me, were those "most approved" Greek manuscripts in Calvin's comment TR or critical? | They were approved Greek manuscripts used for the TR.
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Gil Garcia
Rehoboth Reformed Church (RCUS)
La Habra, CA
"Indeed, one might say that as far as the doctrine of justification
is concerned, if you are not on the road to Wittenberg or Geneva, then the old proverb is indeed true: all roads lead to Rome." Carl Trueman
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