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Preserving the Word: The Textus Receptus, Modern Translations, and Biblical Transmission

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the preservation and transmission of the Bible’s text through history. Focusing on the ... Show more
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This course provides an in-depth exploration of the preservation and transmission of the Bible’s text through history. Focusing on the significance of the Textus Receptus, students will gain insight into the textual foundation of the King James Bible and its influence on modern translations. The course also critically evaluates various modern Bible translations, analyzing their differences, implications, and impact on biblical interpretation. Finally, students will learn how the biblical text has been preserved and passed down through centuries.

Lesson Breakdown:

  • Lesson 1: The Textus Receptus and Its Significance
    This lesson dives into the history and importance of the Textus Receptus, the Greek text that underpins the King James Bible. Dr. Steven Combs will guide you through the development and significance of this foundational text.

  • Lesson 2: Evaluating Modern Bible Translations
    This lesson examines the major modern Bible translations, comparing their approaches to the biblical text and highlighting key differences. Dr. Dan Haifley’s video, “What the ESV Generation Will Lose,” and Jared Longsine’s “In a Better Translation…” provide critical insights into how modern translations impact our understanding of Scripture.

  • Lesson 3: The Transmission of the Biblical Text
    In this lesson, students will explore how the Bible has been meticulously preserved and transmitted throughout history. The video “How the Bible Was Preserved Through History” will illustrate the extraordinary process of preserving the biblical text across generations.

 

By completing this course, students will develop a deeper understanding of the historical and theological aspects of biblical textual transmission and will be equipped to critically evaluate both the Textus Receptus and modern translations of the Bible.

Preserving the Word: The Textus Receptus, Modern Translations, and Biblical Transmission
What is this course about?
This course, Preserving the Word: The Textus Receptus, Modern Translations, and Biblical Transmission, explores the preservation and transmission of the Bible’s text throughout history. It focuses on the significance of the Textus Receptus, the Greek text that underpins the King James Bible, and evaluates modern Bible translations, comparing their approaches and implications. The course also covers how the Bible has been carefully preserved and transmitted across generations, providing insights into the history, impact, and theological considerations of biblical texts.
Who should take this course?
This course is ideal for students, pastors, and anyone passionate about understanding the authority and legacy of the King James Bible. Intended for the more advanced students.
Is this course part of a program?
es, this course is required for the Certificate in Biblical Textual Studies, Associates in Biblical Studies, and Bachelor's in Theology with a Focus on the King James Bible
What does the certificate include?
Upon completing the course, students will receive a professionally printed certificate, enclosed in a high-quality certificate holder, mailed directly to their address. The course price includes the cost of the certificate, the holder, and shipping.
How long does it take to complete the course?
The course is self-paced, allowing students to progress through the lessons at their convenience. Assignments are graded within 24–48 business hours, ensuring a smooth progression.
What are the benefits of earning the Certificate in Biblical Textual Studies?
Earning the Certificate in Biblical Textual Studies provides a deep understanding of the history, preservation, and transmission of the Bible. The course equips students with critical insights into the Textus Receptus, modern Bible translations, and the broader process of biblical textual transmission. This knowledge enhances one’s ability to analyze different Bible versions, understand theological implications, and appreciate the integrity of the biblical text. It is especially beneficial for those pursuing deeper studies in biblical languages, theology, or church ministry, and it strengthens one's ability to confidently engage with and teach from the original texts of Scripture.
How do I enroll?
Register for an account if you do not already have one. Make sure your account profile is up to date with your name, address, phone number, and how you want your name to appear on your printed degrees/certificate. Purchase the course, and it will be available for you to begin in your list of enrolled courses in your account.
Have more questions?
Click on the tab "Contact" or email the administrator at [email protected] you can also contact us directly via the chat link on the bottom right-hand side of the page Mon-Fri from 9am until 4pm. (Excluding holidays).
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