Majority Text

Thanks to Ron's (Philologos) recommendation of Bible-Researcher (which is an excellent site), I found some relevant online information concerning the Majority Text, an issue that keeps coming out in the forum these days.Against: Inspiration, Preservation, and New Testament Textual Criticism by Daniel B. Wallace The Majority and Original Text: Are They Identical? by Daniel B. Wallace Some Second Thoughts On the Majority Text by Daniel B. Wallace For: New Testament Textual Criticism: The Case for Byzantine Priority by Maurice A. Robinson

Thanks SamRobinson is a professional 'Textual Critic' although his views are oftne attacked. It was Robinson I had in mind when I said that there were well regarded textual criticism scholars who held to the majority view.Robinson would be the chief spokesman of this group. I am creating a pdf with hyperlinks for anyone who would like a copy.

Robinson would be the chief spokesman of this group [of scholars who advocate the use of the Majority Text]. I am creating a pdf with hyperlinks for anyone who would like a copy.Yes, that would probably place him in the minority according to the current scholarly literature. Obviously, it does not necessarily follow that a more prevailing or "up-to-date" view is always closer to the truth.How close are the Majority Text and the modern critical text when compared with each other? 95%? 98%? Just by seeing such figures, I can see the providence of God in preserving the written revelation for his church! Praise him!

How close are the Majority Text and the modern critical text when compared with each other? 95%? 98%?Tried to put a couple of pictures on here to show the AV/RV Interlinear but failed.