#daniel b. wallace

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Sometimes scribes penned a personal note at the end of a manuscript they were copying. One of them, Andrew, wrote this note to conclude the copy of the New Testament he had worked on for many months: ‘The hand that wrote this is rotting in the grave, but what is written will last until the fulness of times.’ Andrew penned this note in AD 1079.

Daniel B. Wallace

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El papiro más antiguo del Evangelio de Marcos no era tan antiguo

El papiro más antiguo del Evangelio de Marcos no era tan antiguo

El papiro más antiguo del Evangelio de Marcos no era tan antiguo

Tras seis años de intriga, por fin se ha dado a conocer el papiro del que se llegó a decir que era el más antiguo del Nuevo Testamento jamás encontrado y que habría sido escrito cuando todavía vivían algunos de los personajes bíblicos. El pequeño fragmento del Evangelio de Marcos acaba de ser publicado en Oxford y sus editores Dirk…

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Jesus, Canon and Theology

Speakers Darrell L. Bock, Daniel B. Wallace, and Ben Witherington discuss various controversies and misunderstandings made on the canon of scripture. They also deal with Dr. Bart Ehrman's book ‘Misquoting Jesus'.

This was well worth the watch.

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the Bible--Is What We Have Now What They Wrote Then? Daniel B. Wallace

the Bible–Is What We Have Now What They Wrote Then? Daniel B. Wallace

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[wisdomfish]

Altogether, we have at least 20,000 handwritten manuscripts in Greek, Latin, Syriac, Coptic and other ancient languages that help us to determine the wording of the original. Almost 6000 of these manuscripts are in Greek alone. And we have more than one million quotations of the New Testament by church fathers. There is absolutely nothing in the Greco-Roman world that comes even remotely close to this wealth of data. The New Testament has more manuscripts that are within a century or two of the original than anything else from the Greco-Roman world too. If we have to be skeptical about what the original New Testament said, that skepticism, on average, should be multiplied one thousand times for other Greco-Roman literature.

Daniel B. Wallace

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Sabbatum Excerpt: Daniel Wallace Thanking Bart Ehrman for Wake-up Call

Sabbatum Excerpt: Daniel Wallace Thanking Bart Ehrman for Wake-up Call

The excerpt is taken from a journal review by Daniel B. Wallace on Dr. Bart D. Ehrman’s : Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why.

  Letting the public in on scholarly secrets about the text of the Bible is not new. Edward Gibbon, in his six-volume bestseller, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, noted that the Comma Johanneum, or Trinitarian formula of 1…

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