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The Last Corrector E
https://books.google.com/books?id=CNmOa7HaS6EC&pg=RA1-PP7
Appears but three times in the New Testament, and seems fully as late as the twelfth century. Corrector E places the word "God" in the great text of 1 Timothy 3:16. "God was manifest in the flesh."
So at the last Sinaiticus is compelled to witness that in this point of great controversy, the Textus Receptus, and K.J.V. reading is the true one.
Kirsopp Lake
https://archive.org/details/codexsinaiticus_201907/page/n19/mode/2up
https://web.archive.org/web/2019061...holy-bible/667-secret-societies-attack-upon-4
Scrivener amassed a mountain of evidence to show that the Sinaiticus correctors - its redactors stretching over a thousand years - correct each other. He also proves that Sinaiticus' original scribe even corrects some of his own errors. That "Corrector D" operated in "the 8th or 9th century" and the last, "Corrector E." in the twelfth century. That "Corrector E" made crucial alterations, namely, placing the word "God" in the great text of 1 Timothy 3:16: "God was manifest in the flesh."
That is, making the last Sinaiticus accord with the Textus Receptus on this point of great controversy. Consequently:
The Last Corrector E
https://books.google.com/books?id=CNmOa7HaS6EC&pg=RA1-PP7
034 | Y | Macedoniensis | 850 | Gospels | Cambridge University Library, Add. 6594 | Cambridge | UK |
Appears but three times in the New Testament, and seems fully as late as the twelfth century. Corrector E places the word "God" in the great text of 1 Timothy 3:16. "God was manifest in the flesh."
So at the last Sinaiticus is compelled to witness that in this point of great controversy, the Textus Receptus, and K.J.V. reading is the true one.
Kirsopp Lake
https://archive.org/details/codexsinaiticus_201907/page/n19/mode/2up
https://web.archive.org/web/2019061...holy-bible/667-secret-societies-attack-upon-4
Scrivener amassed a mountain of evidence to show that the Sinaiticus correctors - its redactors stretching over a thousand years - correct each other. He also proves that Sinaiticus' original scribe even corrects some of his own errors. That "Corrector D" operated in "the 8th or 9th century" and the last, "Corrector E." in the twelfth century. That "Corrector E" made crucial alterations, namely, placing the word "God" in the great text of 1 Timothy 3:16: "God was manifest in the flesh."
That is, making the last Sinaiticus accord with the Textus Receptus on this point of great controversy. Consequently:
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