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A Collection of excellent essays regarding the Byzantine Text of the Greek New Testament:

- A MODEST EXPLANATION FOR THE LAYMAN OF IDEAS RELATED TO DETERMINING THE TEXT OF THE GREEK NEW TESTAMENT (Timothy Friberg)
- SCRIBAL HABITS AND THE NEW TESTAMENT TEXT (Andrew Wilson)
- A TRANSLATOR TAKES A LINGUISTIC LOOK AT MARK’S GOSPEL (John R. Himes)
- EARLY TEXTUAL RECENSION IN ALEXANDRIA (T. David Andersen)
- THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE VATICANUS UMLAUTS TO FAMILY 1 (Edward D. Gravely)
- VARIETIES OF NEW TESTAMENT TEXT (Timothy J. Finnney)
- THE ALEXANDRIAN PRESUMPTION OF AUTHENTICITY REGARDING THE MATTHEW 27:49 ADDITION (Abidan P. Shah)
- ORTHODOX CORRUPTION OF SCRIPTURE: A NEW CONCEPT? (Thomas R. Edgar)
- THE TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF LUKE 24:53 AND ITS IMPLICATIONS (James A. Borland)
- THE ADULTERESS AND HER ACCUSERS (Andrew Wilson)
- 'BURNED UP' OR 'DISCOVERED'? (Paul A. Himes)
- ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST THE BYZANTINE AND ALEXANDRIAN TEXT TYPES (T. David Andersen)
- BYZANTINE BIBLIOGRAPHY (Mike Arcieri)

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