028: Is Vaticanus A Forgery? - 1611 Defence

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The primary manuscript from which modern bible translations originate (NIV, ESV, HCSB, NEV, LSB, NLT, etc.) is challenged on it's authenticity and dating. 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - What it is 3:45 - Modern bible connection 7:00 - Problems with Vaticanus 11:20 - What it's missing 14:00 - Lie of "Oldest and Best" 18:45 - Why Erasmus and KJV translators rejected it 25:00 - Ending of Mark 16 30:00 - Sinaiticus and Mark 16 41:10 - Dispensationalism and Mark 16 43:00 - The Bomb: Umlauts 51:07 - The Two Options 57:15 - Meeting Announcement

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The primary manuscript from which modern bible translations originate (NIV, ESV, HCSB, NEV, LSB, NLT, etc.) is challenged on it's authenticity and dating. 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - What it is 3:45 - Modern bible connection 7:00 - Problems with...

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