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a curious coincidence

By mitchell b powell | Published: 0211, 5th January, 2010
Today was my first day of Portuguese classes (I love languages, and I’ve previously had formal training in French, Latin, and Spanish, and I’ve taught myself a fair bit of Hebrew and Greek). Anyhow, Portuguese. Another one of my fascinations is textual variants of the New Testament, and I’m always out looking for new fonts [...]
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beyond the canon list

By mitchell b powell | Published: 0138, 7th December, 2009
It would be nice to say that once we’ve got Jesus and the canon settled, that’s the end of the story. And it would be partially true. If you read the books of the Bible, no matter what translation they are in (unless it is by some sort of weird group purposefully altering the text), [...]
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