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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2026 · 2H 13M

Did Erasmus Alter Revelation? The Textual Forensics of the KJV

from Christopher Enoch's Podcast · host Christopher Enoch

Christopher Enoch conducts a deep-dive textual forensics investigation into the New Testament manuscripts, focusing on Desiderius Erasmus and his massive influence on the Book of Revelation and the King James Version. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 0:34 Textual Inerrancy on Trial 7:13 The Three New Testament Manuscript Families 13:29 Who Was Desiderius Erasmus? 17:49 The Race to the Printing Press 25:13 Erasmus' Low View of Revelation 32:49 The Missing Last Page of Revelation 35:13 The Latin Vulgate and Back-Translation 43:13 Revelation 22:19: Tree of Life vs. Book of Life 56:13 Revelation 16:5: Theodore Beza's Guess 68:13 Revelation 1:8: Did Erasmus Lose the Word 'God'? 79:13 Erasmus' Own Confession in Writing 86:13 Why Truth Matters More Than Tradition

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