Johannine Comma and Richard Simon - Revision history

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			:''See also [[Johannine Comma]]'', ''[[Index of Johannine Comma articles]]'', ''[[1 John 5:7]]'', & ''[[1 John 5:8]]''.

	Richard Simon was critical of the inclusion of the Comma Johanneum. He argued that this passage was not part of the original text and was likely a later addition, based on the lack of early Greek manuscript evidence. By questioning the authenticity of this passage, Simon sought to cast doubt on the sufficiency of the received text, which the Reformers held as divinely preserved.		Richard Simon was critical of the inclusion of the Comma Johanneum. He argued that this passage was not part of the original text and was likely a later addition, based on the lack of early Greek manuscript evidence. By questioning the authenticity of this passage, Simon sought to cast doubt on the sufficiency of the received text, which the Reformers held as divinely preserved.

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Richard Simon was critical of the inclusion of the Comma Johanneum. He argued that this passage was not part of the original text and was likely a later addition, based on the lack of early Greek manuscript evidence. By questioning the authenticity of this passage, Simon sought to cast doubt on the sufficiency of the received text, which the Reformers held as divinely preserved.

==See also==
* [[1 John 5:7]]

* [[Johannine Comma]]

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