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Summer 2003


In This Issue:

Going to Jordan!

by
Dr. James Davis


John 1:8
'God' or 'Son':
Stalemate?

by
Dr. J. K. Elliot,
University of Leeds


The Critical Text of
Acts 16:12:
When You Have None

by
Dr. James F. Davis


Archive of Previous Issues

   


MTS Website is Up and Operational!


Greetings from the Majority Text Society (MTS). We are pleased to announce that MTS has its own website and is currently online. The site is www.majoritytext.org and was designed by MTS member Joe Bell. He has done a superb job on it. Please visit the site and judge for yourself. It has the potential for future expansion and development. This is an extremely cost effective way of communicating issues important to MTS. We give him our thanks for this important service he has provided. I would also like to inform MTS members that former MTS President, Dr. Wilbur Pickering has his own website at www.esgm.org and has papers posted that have been previously distributed by MTS as well as chapters from his book The Identity of the New Testament Text. I'd also highly recommend his site.

I am pleased to distribute our current newsletter. The first article on the variant in 2 Cor 5:10 is written by MTS member Dr. Bob Wilkin, who is President of the Grace Evangelical Theological Society. We are glad to have his submission. The second article, which I wrote, was spurred on by a recent critical text Bible translation that relegated Jesus statement of forgiveness on the cross to a footnote, removing it from the text of the translation. I hope you enjoy reading these articles. At this point we are ready to receive short articles from an MTS perspective or articles that MTS members would be interested in. They should be one or two pages, single spaced, and submitted in Microsoft Word if possible. They should be sent to me at jfdavisfamily@msn.com.

Thanks for your interest in Majority Text issues.


Sincerely in Christ,

Dr. James F. Davis
President, MTS

 

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