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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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Is there any reason to think that Mark 7:19 has a later addition?
Jesus was a Jew and was speaking to Jews. Therefore when it says he was declaring all food Kosher, he was talking about what was food to a Jew not what is food to a western mind (even if it was Mark w …
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