Studies in the Theory and Method of New Testament Textual Criticism

  • Year 1993
  • Type Essay
  • Genre biblical studies
  • Tradition Pentecostal
  • Original language English

For For scholars and advanced students of New Testament textual criticism; not for general readers.

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Collected essays by Epp and Fee on method in New Testament textual criticism. Specialist reading.

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A collection of essays on the theory and method of New Testament textual criticism by Eldon Jay Epp and Gordon D. Fee, published by Eerdmans in 1993 as volume 45 of the series Studies and Documents. It gathers articles the two had published separately over the previous decades in journals and edited volumes, on the classification of manuscripts, the method of textual criticism and the use of the Church Fathers as witnesses to the text. It is the second of Fee's books with Epp, his doctoral supervisor, after the Metzger volume of 1981.

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