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...'''''Nea''''' ). (See [[Gospel]] [[Canon; Bible]] on other aspects of New Testament) Tregelles (Horne, 106) exhibits "the genealogy of the text" thus. The manu ...e Complutensian text. </p> <p> ''The Editions Of Beta And Elzevir.'' - The Greek text of Beta, (dedicated to [[Queen]] Elizabeth), was printed by H. Stephen

Text And Manuscripts Of The New Testament <ref name="term_9172" /> ...n </i> , Cambridge and London, 1896; Th. Zahn, <i> Introduction to the New Testament </i> , English translation, Edinburgh, 1910. </p>

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== Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_57378" /> == ..., χάρις). But many others have gained, or at least advanced towards, their new meaning by contact with Hebrew thought. The following are among the more im

...storical Jesus </i> ): A. S. Peake, <i> A Critical Introduction to the New Testament </i> . </p>

...This last title was only given (as here) to a board of magistrates in <em> Greek </em> cities of the East; in Roman colonies in Italy the name was given to ...Jews from Rome under Claudius Ceasar, A.D. 52. </p> <p> No book of the New Testament has suffered more from variations of text. Probably these are due to attemp

Text Of The New Testament <ref name="term_54414" /> ...to some extent based on the Old Syriac, but was assimilated to the type of Greek text then current, completely superseded its predecessors, and from this po

...te. There are in existence over five thousand manuscripts of the Greek New Testament (in part or in whole), and although these increase the number of variations == Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_56593" /> ==

== Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_54937" /> == ...Alexander’s [[Empire]] </i> , London, 1888, and <i> The Silver Age of the Greek World </i> , do. 1906; T. Mommsen, <i> Prov. of Rom </i> . <i> Emp </i> .2,

...g. the Deuteronomy, Jonah; Acts papyrus, 1912 (compare the <i> Sahidic New Testament </i> , Oxford, 1911). </p> <p> Arabic papyri first began to appear from Egy

...more weight to its evidence than is at present the case. The main mass of uncials that have not been here mentioned, and of the minuscules, may be regarded a ...xt+of+the+gospels Text Of The Gospels from Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament]</ref>

== Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_56163" /> == ...Synagogue, iii. p. 41 f. (Jan. 1901).] A Hebraized form (הִמְנוֹן) of the Greek term ὑμνος occurs in the [[Midrash]] (cf. <i> Ber. Rabba </i> viii. 9

...se in that city) which John Presbyter and [[Irenaeus]] endorse. In the New Testament record of Paul's labors in and for Rome no allusion occurs to Peter in conn ...db </i> ) and others regard "quibus tamen" as a literal translation of the Greek οἶς δὲ , <i> ''''' hoı́s ''''' </i> <i> ''''' dé ''''' </i> , and

...); Wright, <i> Synopsis of the Gospels and his Gospel according to Luke in Greek </i> (1900). </p>

...ntain but the Books of Maccabees (1,2). But 3 Maccabees has a place in two uncials of the [[Septuagint]] (A and V) and also in the ancient (Peshitta) Syriac v

== Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_57303" /> == ...can itself bear the meaning ‘a drop of blood,’ and is so used in classical Greek writers (see aesch. <i> Eum. </i> 184; Plato, <i> Crit. </i> 120 A). [[Tati

...cal'' and ''Apocryphal'' afterwards disappeared, to a great extent, in the Greek Church, as is seen from the fact that Bar-Hebraeus places Tobit among the s ...hr. The text of Codex Vaticanus and Codex Alexandrinus says Lohr, contains Greek of the most idiomatic kind, and gives no suggestion of being a translation.

...y; now, a man does not become at one and the same moment the adherent of a new religion and its great reformer’ ( <em> ib. </em> col. 4138). Of this dis ...ted into Christ, so that he acquires all the nourishment and vigour of the new stock. Thus he is led into the consciousness of all that is involved in the

...cted'' (ed. 1815), 1, 60 sq.; Whiston, ''Sacred History Of The Old And New Testament,'' 1 '','' 202; Reuss, in Ersch und Gruber's ''Encyklopadie,'' sec. 2, vol. ...he medieval Christian church. </p> Literature. <p> For the editions of the Greek text and for commentaries on the Apocrypha, see under Apocryphal Literature

...Tischendorf. </p> <p> '''G,''' (of the Epistles), ''Cod. Boernerianus,'' a Greek-Latin MS. of Paul's Epistles, now in the [[Royal]] Library of Dresden. It h

...struggle against the united forces of [[Gnostic]] philosophers and of the new religion, which, after having originated in an obscure corner of the Roman

...who wrote in the autumn, ‘last spring’ would also be ‘last year,’ for the new year began in September. On the whole, however, the argument about the East ...' Comm </i> .), Denney ( <i> Expos. Bible </i> ), [[Bernard]] ( <i> Expos. Greek Test </i> .). </p> <p> 3. [[Ancient]] Writers and [[Special]] Articles </p>

...1611); and the Revised Version of the New Testament in 1880 and of the Old Testament in 1884. </p> <div> <p> '''Copyright Statement''' These dictionary topics a ...e Scriptures (see under Authorized); the [[Septuagint]] Version of the Old Testament. </p> <p> '''(4):''' ''' (''' n.) A condition of the uterus in which its ax

== Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_55712" /> == ...is one of a great number of textual variants. It appears in two 9th cent. uncials, H and L, and the majority of the cursives. The oldest authorities, א AB,

== Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_57364" /> == ...evised Version, was in all probability omitted by the scribes of the great uncials under the mistaken notion that a night had been spent at the city of Samos,

== Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament <ref name="term_55538" /> == ...15:1, &nbsp;Isaiah 57:6). N. Herz saw in the word an Aramaized form of the Greek λιμήν ‘harbour’ ( <i> Exp </i> T [Note: xpT Expository Times.] vii

...n, 1908, The [[Epistles]] of St. John, 1883; [[J.]] Pearson, On the Creed, new ed., 1899, articleii., esp. notes 52, 53; [[H.]] [[B.]] Swete, The Apostles ...stament/only-+begotten Only- Begotten from Hastings' Dictionary of the New Testament]</ref>