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Published: 2023

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ISBN-13: 9781950611034

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The Greek text of the New Testament, as prepared by F.H.A. Scrivener, with a gloss of words used thirty times or less in the margins. This edition also features the preface to the 1633 Novum Testamentum Graece, translated from the original Latin.From the publisher: "The publishers of this edition of the Greek New Testament appeal to our Reformed and Evangelical brethren to return to holding fast the Received Text of Scripture. Let all seekers of knowledge examine the growing body of argumentation in defense of the specific readings of the Received Text. Let defenders of the canon of sixty-six books received by the Church defend the traditional text of those books. Let proponents of the Masoretic text of the Old Testament, whose deserved place of primacy may soon be challenged, affirm a position of consistency in standing on the Received Text of the Bible in both the Old and New Testaments. Let apologists for Christian orthodoxy refuse to cede to cults and false prophets the idea that the Christian Church throughout history used a corrupted original-language Bible in need of revision through new light. Let them rather defend the historic Scriptural text as a part of the defense of historic Christianity. Let all lovers of the peace and unity of the church contend that our common Head and Savior has not failed to preserve the text of the Bible, once for all laid up for safe keeping in the bosom of his Church. And let all men pray that God would continue to bless the proclamation of this preserved text of Scripture throughout the world, to the conversion of many souls, the sanctification of his redeemed people and the resounding praise of Christ's glory."

Download or read book The Greek New Testament, Textus Receptus written by and published by . This book was released on 2023 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Greek text of the New Testament, as prepared by F.H.A. Scrivener, with a gloss of words used thirty times or less in the margins. This edition also features the preface to the 1633 Novum Testamentum Graece, translated from the original Latin.From the publisher: "The publishers of this edition of the Greek New Testament appeal to our Reformed and Evangelical brethren to return to holding fast the Received Text of Scripture. Let all seekers of knowledge examine the growing body of argumentation in defense of the specific readings of the Received Text. Let defenders of the canon of sixty-six books received by the Church defend the traditional text of those books. Let proponents of the Masoretic text of the Old Testament, whose deserved place of primacy may soon be challenged, affirm a position of consistency in standing on the Received Text of the Bible in both the Old and New Testaments. Let apologists for Christian orthodoxy refuse to cede to cults and false prophets the idea that the Christian Church throughout history used a corrupted original-language Bible in need of revision through new light. Let them rather defend the historic Scriptural text as a part of the defense of historic Christianity. Let all lovers of the peace and unity of the church contend that our common Head and Savior has not failed to preserve the text of the Bible, once for all laid up for safe keeping in the bosom of his Church. And let all men pray that God would continue to bless the proclamation of this preserved text of Scripture throughout the world, to the conversion of many souls, the sanctification of his redeemed people and the resounding praise of Christ's glory."