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Textual Variants, Preservation of Scripture, and the Westminster Assembly (Part Six)
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five In 1743, Benjamin Franklin — yes, that Benjamin Franklin, a printer — printed the first edition of the Philadelphia Baptist Confession (PBC) of Faith. It essentially embraced still the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession, except adding two articles to that London […]
Textual Variants, Preservation of Scripture, and the Westminster Assembly (Part Five)
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four The views on the preservation of scripture in 1.8 of the Westminster Confession of Faith didn’t start there. They represented the historic doctrine of preservation. It didn’t stop there either. Chapter one of the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith on the “Holy Scriptures” […]
Wes Huff on Joe Rogan: The Dead Sea Isaiah Scroll and the Hebrew Masoretic Text
Part One Huff, O’Connor, and Rogan Popular agnostic or atheist Alex O’Connor, not as popular as Joe Rogan but more than everyone else in this story, has caught onto an error made by evangelical apologist Wes Huff on Rogan’s show. O’Connor sees this as very important in a greater scheme of things. He also targets […]
What About the Accusation of So-Called “Mystical Explanation” or “Omniscience” Against a Perfect Original Language Preservation of Scripture?
A New Attack on Verbal Plenary Preservation of Scripture Ross-White Debate After the Ross-White debate, I saw one particular regular attack on the biblical and historical doctrine of the preservation of scripture. This is the perfect or verbal plenary preservation of the original language text of the Bible. Critical text advocates, who deny that doctrine, […]
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