Early Gospel manuscripts consistently preserve authorial titles, demonstrating that the Gospels were not transmitted anonymously in the recoverable manuscript tradition.
The Claim That Gospel Manuscripts Originally Lacked Authorial Attribution
The Preservation of Pauline Vocabulary in the Manuscripts
Shows how early papyri, Alexandrian codices, and careful correction preserved Paul’s distinctive vocabulary and theological language with remarkable stability.
New Testament Textual Family Groupings and Their Documentary Value
Explores how Alexandrian, Western, and Byzantine textual families emerged, how shared errors reveal their relationships, and how early papyri confirm the reliability of the New Testament text.
The Role of Early Correctors in Alexandrian Manuscripts
Explores how early correctors in Alexandrian manuscripts guarded exemplar accuracy, refined major codices, and helped preserve and recover the autographic New Testament text.
Accidental Omissions and Their Impact on New Testament Textual Transmission
A study of accidental omissions in New Testament manuscripts, showing how parablepsis, correction, and Alexandrian accuracy affect textual transmission.
The Role of Corrections in Codex Sinaiticus
An analysis of the corrections in Codex Sinaiticus and what they reveal about Alexandrian transmission and textual stability.
A Brief History of New Testament Textual Criticism: From Irenaeus to NA28/UBS5
A documentary history from Irenaeus to NA28/UBS5 showing how early papyri and Alexandrian witnesses anchor a stable, reliable New Testament text.
Transmissional Errors in the New Testament: Unintentional and Intentional Changes Explained with Documentary Evidence
Unintentional and intentional changes in New Testament manuscripts are identifiable and reversible by early Alexandrian witnesses, restoring the autographic text.
The Goal of New Testament Textual Criticism: How Scholars Reconstruct the Original Words of the New Testament
Recovering the original New Testament words by prioritizing early manuscripts—especially the papyri and great uncials—over speculative theories and late traditions.
Collation and Classification of New Testament Manuscripts: Reasons, Methods, and Scholarly Use
Collation grounds New Testament textual criticism by recording real differences, revealing manuscript relationships, and guiding reliable editorial decisions.
