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* Strong's Numbers, with the opportunity to created a database of definitions and explanations favoring historical usage, rather than new definitions.
* Strong's Numbers, with the opportunity to created a database of definitions and explanations favoring historical usage, rather than new definitions.
* Information about biblical manuscripts including Hebrew manuscripts, Greek [[New Testament papyrus|papyrus]], [[List of New Testament minuscules|minuscules]], [[List of New Testament uncials|uncials]], [[List of New Testament lectionaries|lectionaries]], etc.
* Information about biblical manuscripts including Hebrew manuscripts, Greek [[New Testament papyrus|papyrus]], [[List of New Testament minuscules|minuscules]], [[List of New Testament uncials|uncials]], [[List of New Testament lectionaries|lectionaries]], etc.
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Some articles are copied from Wikipedia yes... if you want to see 100% accurate information here HELP to edit :)
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ALSO I know the layout can be messy, but again I am one person, if a team of people got behind this project as people do for Wikipedia, we would have a great database of information..

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Textus-Receptus.Com is a wiki style site that is dedicated to providing accurate information about bible versions and manuscripts. This site is similar to Wikipedia, except you need to sign up (which is free) to edit protected pages. I started this site because I think wikipedia is not neutral but biased in the way they use information and many of the editors try to degrade the word of God. I also started this site to create a hub of information concerning the scriptures. Many times a missionary will spend 30 years in a jungle, translating the bible for locals, and the work sits on the shelf of 4-5 churches. We plan to make all versions based upon the Textus Receptus available online.

This site has several features,

  • Articles from several authors such as Will Kinney, KJV Today, Phil Stringer, etc..
  • The King James Version online, with information continually growing concerning bible versions.
  • Strong's Numbers, with the opportunity to created a database of definitions and explanations favoring historical usage, rather than new definitions.
  • Information about biblical manuscripts including Hebrew manuscripts, Greek papyrus, minuscules, uncials, lectionaries, etc.

Some articles are copied from Wikipedia yes... if you want to see 100% accurate information here HELP to edit :)

ALSO I know the layout can be messy, but again I am one person, if a team of people got behind this project as people do for Wikipedia, we would have a great database of information..

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