PPT-New Testament Manuscripts

Week 8 Manuscripts and Trustworthiness What weve learned modern English translations translation philosophies amp challenges translation philosophies amp challenges modern English . Stephen C. Carlson. Australian Catholic University. June 30, 2015. The New Testament. The New Testament has been preserved in more manuscripts than any other work composed in Western antiquity. .. There are three main sources of data:. Inerrancy: That the Bible contains neither errors of fact (material errors) nor internal contradictions (formal errors). . Infallibility: is the subjective consequence of divine inspiration; that is, it is reliable and trustworthy to all who turn to it . BCM 103. Dr. . Dave . Mathewson. Gordon College/Denver Seminary. Intro. to 2 Peter. 2 Peter and Jude: out of canonical order like Colossians / Philemon addressed to similar setting. 1 and 2 are designations we give them not necessarily chronologically, we can determine order often. Mark 16:9-20. The science of textual criticism is a field of inquiry that has been invaluable to ascertaining the original state of the New Testament text. . Textual . criticism . involves “the ascertainment of the true form of a literary work, as originally composed and written down by its author” . UNDERSTANDING . THE SCRIPTURES. ANTICIPATORY SET .  . If there was no New Testament,.  . What familiar Old Testament stories would become tragedies?. What Old Testament promises would be unfulfilled?. Make-Up, books, trustworthiness . What is a . MetaNarrative. ? . Metanarrative – Overarching, all-embracing story of mankind in which all more particular narratives fit. . Biblical metanarrative – Creation-Fall-Redemption- New Creation is the all-embracing metanarrative for the biblical story . Jesus revealed. Impact 2017. Session 2. You will never the see the Bible in the same way again. You will see the Bible in its . rich. dimensions. It points to . Jesus. Course outline and reading plan. The New Testament. ”!. The . Bible is divided into “The Old Testament” and “The New Testament.”. A . “testament” represents a “covenant” made by God with His people.. As . a covenant, “The New Testament, then, is the record of the character and establishment of a new dealing of God with men through Christ. Michael Goheen. Vancouver, B.C.. Canada. Starting with two texts. John 5.31-47: “These very Scriptures testify about me, yet you refuse to come to me to have life.”. John 10.22-42: “My sheep hear my voice.” v.27. and "Only" . . Word Of God. Bible References are from the King James Version unless otherwise indicated. 1. Copyright © 2016 by Robert R. Bobbitt. Unauthorized use or duplication of this material without express and written permission from Robert R. Bobbitt is strictly prohibited. . New Testament Exegesis. 2. Introduction. In . 2:1-16. Paul turns from a general view of depraved Gentile society to . the Roman church. itself, to people who think themselves moral.. In . 2:17-3:8. UNDERSTANDING . THE SCRIPTURES. ANTICIPATORY SET .  . If there was no New Testament,.  . What familiar Old Testament stories would become tragedies?. What Old Testament promises would be unfulfilled?. The science of textual criticism is a field of inquiry that has been invaluable to ascertaining the original state of the New Testament text. . Textual . criticism . involves “the ascertainment of the true form of a literary work, as originally composed and written down by its author” . A Faithful New Testament Church 2 Our objective is to be faithful. Growth comes from faith. OUR GOAL: A Faithful New Testament church What will it take? Know who you are Historically (Restoration)