Letters
we have received concerning
The
Bible: Origin & Transmission" series:
Notes about the audios and the handouts:
To listen to the audios:
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To
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Left click (once) on the 
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A new window will open which displays the handout.
The Handouts are
11" X 17" formatted Microsoft Word©
documents providing a list of all the verses covered in the
study.
(We prefer the 11" x 17" format so that all the verses
are kept on one sheet and can be conveniently stored in a letter
file or notebook.)
The handouts are helpful for following along while listening to
the audio, and for writing your personal notes.
Handouts, charts, and PowerPoint presentations developed by
Connie Tatum.
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Handout |
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| 1. Jesus
is in every Chapter of the Old Testament: A 13,000 Year unfolding Picture Closing: Nashville Singers, "He is Jehovah" |
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| 2.
Septuagint vs. Masoretic Text and Translations of the Old
Testament The Septuagint
(Greek translation of the Old Testament) captured the
original Hebrew Closing: Colorado Cowboys for Jesus, "Wonderful Words of Life" |
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| 3.
Review of Old Testament
Manuscript History The vastly superior Septuagint Readings greatly enhance a Believer’s Personal Relationship with God Powerpoint Slide Show: Photos of Old Testament Manuscripts Closing: "Main Theme: Man from Snowy River" |
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Composition, Transmission,
Corruption and Restoration of the Gospels The Critical Text restores passages critical to our lives Powerpoint Slide Show: Initial Composition, Copying & Distribution of N.T. Manuscripts Closing: "Raiders March, from Raiders of the Lost Ark" |
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| 5.
Tracing the New Testament from the Autographs to the
Textus Receptus “Men carried along by Holy Spirit spoke from God” (Posted May 15, 2016) Powerpoint Slide Show: Tracing the New Testament from the Autographs to The Textus Receptus Closing: "How Firm a Foundation" |
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| 6.
From the so-called Received
Text to Karl Lachmann's Rules of
Philology God gradually restoring the original inspired words Powerpoint Slide Show: From the so-called Received Text to Karl Lachmann Closing: Johnny Nash, "I Want Jesus to walk with me" |
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7. New
Testament Manuscript History – Lachmann,
Tischendorf, Westcott & Hort, Weymouth -- M I S S I O N Chart: Editions of Greek New Testament Critical Texts Powerpoint Slide Show: N.T. Manuscript History -- Lachmann, Tischendorf, Westcott & Hort, Weymouth Closing: Theme to "Mission Impossible" |
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| 8.
New Testament Manuscript History From Eberhard Nestle to Kurt Aland and Bruce Metzger Powerpoint Slide Show: NT Manuscript History from Eberhard Nestle to Kurt Aland and Bruce Metzger Closing: "Raiders March, from Raiders of the Lost Ark" |
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| 9.
How Lachmann’s Five Rules were implemented in
restoring the Critical Text Powerpoint Slide Show: Lachmann's 5 Rules implemented Closing: Camille Saint Saens " Rondo Capriccioso (The Horse)" |
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| 10.
The Two Committees apply Lachmann’s Rules to the New
Testament Restoration The shorter reading is more likely to be correct Powerpoint Slide Show: -- The 2 Committees apply Lachmann's Rules to NT Restoration Closing: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "Serenade in G, K.525 - Eine kleine Nachtmusik" |
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| 11.
How Lachmann’s Five Rules were implemented in
restoring the Critical Text The More
Difficult Reading is more likely to be correct! Closing: Michael W. Smith, "Glory Overture" |
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| 12.
Applying Lachmann’s Five Rules
to I Corinthians 14: 34 & 35 Women in the Church Powerpoint Slide Show: -- 12 - Bible -- Applying Lachmann's Rule to I Corinthians 14:34-35 Closing: "Hallelujah Chorus" from Handel's Messiah |
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