Many people today make the claim that the Bible has been revised, edited, and miscopied over the centuries, and that the translations we have with us today are not at all faithful to the original manuscripts. But is this really the case? On this program, Michael Horton discusses this important issue with New Testament scholar Daniel Wallace, editor of Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament and contributor to The Reliability of the New Testament: Bart Ehrman and Daniel Wallace in Dialogue (originally broadcast May 12, 2013).
Has the Bible Been Miscopied or Mistranslated?
Has the Bible Been Miscopied or Mistranslated?
40 min
Has the Bible Been Miscopied or Mistranslated?
40 min
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