Maurice A. Robinson, William G. Pierpont
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The authors present their research and reasons for believing that the Byzantine Majority text is ancient and reliable. They argue that the Byzantine T
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ext is not younger than the Alexandrian text in its origin.
This edition includes the Apocalypse of John in Byzantine Greek as a sample of their edition of the New Testament.
The authors conclude: "If modern eclectic theory with its problematic resultant text can secure a niche within NT textual criticism, so much more the Byzantine-priority hypothesis with its insistence upon the establishment of a solid transmissional base before applying principles of internal and external criticism."
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