J.M. Ross quote: we must accept unanimous manuscript testimony
Mike quotes Ross on the obligation to accept what all manuscripts attest.
J.M. Ross concluded: 'We are bound to accept the unanimous testimony of the manuscripts however deeply we may regret that Paul expressed this opinion.' Mike then discusses scholarly bias, noting that while this passage seems to refute egalitarian views on its face, scholars have strong motive to find it inauthentic. Most scholars don't take the interpolation route, but bias could influence some.
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@BronWen727104 @RenewedReformed @sola_chad Philip Payne argues for this idea but I don’t believe it is faithful to the early manuscript evidence. I believe Paul was quoting the Corinthians and so intentionally put v34-35 in, though some scribes later...
@BronWen727104 @RenewedReformed @sola_chad Philip Payne argues for this idea but I don’t believe it is faithful to the early manuscript evidence. I believe Paul was quoting the Corinthians and so inte
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