KnowraTextual criticism of the New TestamentLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Textual criticism of the New Testament, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 4Related 6Textual criticismBroader topic: Its large body of variant readings illustrates both the power and limits of reconstruction.New TestamentRelated: Copying differences complicate recovery of the books’ earliest wording.Gospel of MarkRelated: Variant manuscripts, especially at the ending, affect the text of Mark.PhilologyBroader topic: It applies collation and textual reasoning to a large, historically significant manuscript tradition.GospelRelated: Surviving Gospel manuscripts differ in places, requiring comparison of textual witnesses.Lord's PrayerRelated: It helps explain why some Bibles mark the prayer’s familiar closing as a later addition.Manuscript traditionBroader topic: Its many surviving witnesses exhibit extensive variation and complex relationships.Authorship of the Pauline epistlesRelated: Textual evidence clarifies the wording being compared, though it rarely identifies an author.Epistle to the ColossiansRelated: Manuscript comparison helps establish the wording of Colossians across its transmission.Karl LachmannBroader topic: Lachmann’s work on the Greek New Testament became a landmark application of textual criticism.