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Scribal Habits in Greek New Testament Manuscripts

by Andrew W. Wilson

384 pages
Publisher: SBL Press
15.3 x 22.9 x 2.2 cm

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For theology students and biblical researchers.

Re-examines how scribal habits formed our Bible.

You will gain tools for better textual analysis.

A scholarly re-evaluation of New Testament manuscripts that challenges traditional views on textual variants.

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Andrew W. Wilson revisits long-held assumptions about textual variants and how they arose through an analysis of more than ten thousand of the New Testament's singular and subsingular readings. The work's meticulous register of scribal errors provides not only a foundation for the methodological reevaluation of today's most prominent studies of scribal habits, but also the warrant for reforming the discipline's traditional text-critical canons. Scholars and students alike will appreciate Wilson's fresh and penetrating reappraisal of the formation of biblical texts.