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Can I Trust My Bible? From What Was Written to What I'm Reading

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This podcast explores the transmission of the Biblical text throughout the ages, and how by textual criticism we can ensure that our Bibles today read the same as they were originally written. Music by Stevia Sphere: https://steviasphere.bandcamp.com

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August 26, 2025

Episode 14: The New Testament Papyri Pt. 2

<p>Let&#39;s continue discussing the New Testament papyri, specifically the history of their recent discovery and addition into the critical apparatuses of the Greek New Testament as well as how they have impacted modern English translations.</p>

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August 22, 2025

Episode 13: The New Testament Papyri Pt. 1

<p>We&#39;ve already given an overview of the main categories of New Testament manuscripts. Now let&#39;s take a look at the first of those categories, the New Testament papyri. Interestingly, the first copies written, but the most recent to impact the Greek New Testament and English translations. Let&#39;s get familiar with the basic in&#39;s and out&#39;s of the NT papyri and come to understand why they are so important.</p>

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August 2, 2025

Episode 12: Categories of the New Testament Manuscripts

<p>To know the trustworthiness of a reading, you need to know the trustworthiness of the manuscripts that support that reading. In this episode we go over the six categories of New Testament manuscripts: the papyri, uncials, minuscules, lectionaries, early quotations, and ancient translations. We&#39;ll get an idea of what each of these categories and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. Just understanding a manuscript&#39;s category can already tell us a great deal about that manuscript. In future episodes we&#39;ll look at each manuscript more carefully.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

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What is Can I Trust My Bible? From What Was Written to What I'm Reading?

This podcast explores the transmission of the Biblical text throughout the ages, and how by textual criticism we can ensure that our Bibles today read the same as they were originally written.

Music by Stevia Sphere: https://steviasphere.bandcamp.com

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