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Didache 9:1

May 16, 2022 Rob Plummer

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Manuscripts & Textual Criticism

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1 κατενόησεν (he considered) OR οὐ κατενόησεν (he did not consider): A Textual Variant in Romans 4:19 Play
2 Codex Vaticanus on Vatican Library website, Colossians 3:6 Play
3 Statistical Restoration Greek New Testament Play
4 Shepherd of Hermas Play
5 CNTR: The Center for New Testament Restoration Play
6 Didache 9:5 Play
7 Didache 9:4 Play
8 Didache 9:3 Play
9 Didache 9:2 Play
10 Didache 9:1 Now playing
11 The Didache Play
12 The Vaticanus Bible Play
13 Tyndale’s 1526 English New Testament Play
14 Second Clement with Dr. Will Varner Play
15 New Testament Papyri Facsimiles Play
16 Myths and Mistakes in New Testament Textual Criticism Play
17 Apostolic Fathers Play
18 What Is the Apocrypha? Play
19 What Is the Apocrypha? Play
20 How did we get the Bible? Play
21 The King James Version Play
22 Diamond Symbol in 1 John 2-6 Play
23 Shepherd of Hermas Play
24 Nestle-Aland Apparatus Symbols Play
25 Baugh – Text Variants Play
26 Nestle-Aland Apparatus Symbols Play
27 Mark 10-7 Textual Variants Play
28 Chrysostom Play
29 Inscriptions-Weekend Resource Play
30 Textual Variants in 1 John 1:4 Play

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