The Complutensian Polyglot Bible. There Is No Distinction Between Composition and Transmission? Is Textual Criticism Dead? Source: Wikipedia.

Newest Article: Farewell to Textual Criticism?

Written by Ronald Hendel

Instead of abandoning textual criticism, scholars should embrace the productive tension between composition and transmission as a source of deeper insight into the Hebrew Bible’s textual history.
By Ronald Hendel
Norma and Sam Dabby Professor Emeritus of Hebrew Bible and… Read More

 

 

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