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The art/science of textual criticism attempts to reconstruct the oldest or original wording of a given text.
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Was Acts 15:34 in the original text?
Two things usually drive the decision to include/exclude a phrase or sentence from translations of the NT:
1) An underlying analysis of the 'family tree' of the hundreds of thousands of fragments & m …
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