Possibly the earliest new testament manuscript discovered.
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2012 7:14 pm
"The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." (Psalm 19:1)
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How so? According to this article all previously recovered papyri have always confirmed what is written in the New Testament.Danieltwotwenty wrote:It certainly is cool, I love it how this stuff pops up when things seem a little bleak.
Dan
How do these manuscripts change what we believe the original New Testament to say? We will have to wait until they are published next year, but for now we can most likely say this: As with all the previously published New Testament papyri (127 of them, published in the last 116 years), not a single new reading has commended itself as authentic. Instead, the papyri function to confirm what New Testament scholars have already thought was the original wording or, in some cases, to confirm an alternate reading—but one that is already found in the manuscripts.
That's just because you live in Australia.Danieltwotwenty wrote:It certainly is cool, I love it how this stuff pops up when things seem a little bleak.
Dan
RickD wrote:That's just because you live in Australia.Danieltwotwenty wrote:It certainly is cool, I love it how this stuff pops up when things seem a little bleak.
Dan