Textual Criticism

Biblical Archaeology: Unearthing the Past

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Did you know over 100 ancient sites linked to the Old Testament were identified in the Holy Land during the 19th century alone? This explosive era of exploration rewrote how we understand history—and sparked debates that still rage today. This field blends ancient texts with physical evidence to reconstruct vanished worlds. Pioneers like Edward Robinson […]

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Codex Sinaiticus: Ancient Biblical Manuscript

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Did you know that Codex Sinaiticus, a pivotal ancient biblical manuscript, hails from the fourth century CE? It was acquired by the British Museum for £100,000 in 19331. This Greek Bible manuscript is a cornerstone in biblical scholarship, providing crucial insights into early Christian texts. The Codex Sinaiticus is remarkable for its comprehensive coverage of […]

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The Masoretic Text: Understanding Biblical Origins

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The Masoretic Text, revered as the quintessential prayer in Judaism, encapsulates the imperative to love the Lord with every facet of one’s being. This foundational text, pivotal in biblical scholarship, delineates the authoritative Hebrew scripture canon, essential for unraveling the intricacies of the Torah. Its significance extends beyond mere religious devotion, embodying the essence of […]