Unitarian Principles Confirmed By Trinitarian Testimonies : Being Selections From the Works of Eminent Theologians Belonging to Orthodox Churches
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No work has ever been so generally read, or more miiversally admu'ed ; and such is its complete possession of the pubhc mind, that no translation differing materially from it can ever become acceptable in this country. ... It Avas [however] not made fi'om corrected or critical texts of the originals, but from the Masoretic Hebrew text, and h'om the common printed Greek text of the New Testament. Consequently, whatever imperfections belonged to the originals at the time must be expected in the v...ersion. . . . That it is capable of improvement wiU generally be admitted, and that we are in possession of the means by which that improvement could be made is equally unquestionable. — Wm. Orme : Bibliotheca Biblica, 13p. 37-9.
That the text called the textus receptus, or received text, is far from supplying such a desideratum [as a new revision of the authorized version of the Bible] will be manifest in considering its origin and quahty. That text is no other than the result of the various transcrip- tm'al errors, omissions, and additions, very partially and imperfectly corrected, which have accrued to the primitive text, during the tliou- Band obsniu'e ages that mtervened between the age of the oldest EEVISION OF COaOION VERSION OE THE BIBLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No work has ever been so generally read, or more miiversally admu'ed ; and such is its complete possession of the pubhc mind, that no translation differing materially from it can ever become acceptable in this country. ... It Avas [however] not made fi'om corrected or critical texts of the originals, but from the Masoretic Hebrew text, and h'om the common printed Greek text of the New Testament. Consequently, whatever imperfections belonged to the originals at the time must be expected in the v...ersion. . . . That it is capable of improvement wiU generally be admitted, and that we are in possession of the means by which that improvement could be made is equally unquestionable. — Wm. Orme : Bibliotheca Biblica, 13p. 37-9.
That the text called the textus receptus, or received text, is far from supplying such a desideratum [as a new revision of the authorized version of the Bible] will be manifest in considering its origin and quahty. That text is no other than the result of the various transcrip- tm'al errors, omissions, and additions, very partially and imperfectly corrected, which have accrued to the primitive text, during the tliou- Band obsniu'e ages that mtervened between the age of the oldest EEVISION OF COaOION VERSION OE THE BIBLE.
What to read after Unitarian Principles Confirmed By Trinitarian Testimonies : Being Selections From the Works of Eminent Theologians Belonging to Orthodox Churches?
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