A new OLD SYRIAC New Testament Manuscript DISCOVERY that headline writers get totally wrong!

[@Dwayne_Green]

Remember the 1st century Mark manuscript? Check out my interview with Elijah Hixson to see what happened with that discovery! kzbin.info/www/bejne/emGbk5mjedmtoMk

[@MrFearDubh]

Having grown up on a farm, I can attest that rubbing wheat in your hands as a means to remove the husks (chaff) then blowing those away to leave the wheatberries (edible part of the wheat) to eat a little bit of wheat you find in the field is pretty common even today.

[@thegeneral2330]

I speak Assyrian. The church of the east uses the Syriac script. I studied it. I use Peshitta for reference.

[@johnlee7699]

Oooh, I've been doing a lot of research about the Qur'an (check out Saint Murad for reference to what I mean). Have you ever tried reading the Qur'an from the Rasm in an Aramaic lens? Apparently there's a lot of things hidden! Prof Gabriel Sawma, Dr Gunter Luling and Christoph Luxembourg have discovered a very different meaning when the "Arabic" diacritics are removed from the text and interpreted through Arabic. One finding has been a hidden Christian Hymnal. The other finding is incantations/ spells 😮 Don't take my word for it, look up Saint Murad!! Shalom my Brothers ❤

[@kevinohiggins3868]

All my homies use the Peshitta , Old Syriac

[@helgeevensen856]

I *love* the first two lines of the article in "Mirror": "A missing chapter of the *Bible* has finally been found after 1.500 years .... Secret verses which had apparently been erased by a scribe...." "secret verses", that's just *priceless* ! 😂

[@Dwayne_Green]

The media is absolutely hilarious on this!

[@helgeevensen856]

@@Dwayne_Green yes. Always looking for some secret or never before seen texts that can confirm something other than the known biblical books, anything but the bible we already have, and of course the over the top sensationalism headlines of secular media but they are looking for *something* to confirm that the boring established bible is refuted or found wanting, and "new sensational discovery" is a great tool... the suggestion is enough.. 🤭

[@stephenbermingham6554]

​@@Dwayne_Greenthe media are hilarious on everything.

[@Dwayne_Green]

@@stephenbermingham6554 right?!?

[@Thought_of_the_day]

Good to watch. Greetings from Lebanon

[@ianholloway3778]

I read in one article that the variant is also in the old Latin. But the same article clearly not realising that it was in other gospels too, is the basic method of manual grain extraction and seemingly also forgetting that Christians still exist stated that "it is not known if the rubbing of the grain has any religious significance"!

[@calebdaplaya363]

Is old syriac the same as Aramaic or just closely related?

[@Dwayne_Green]

They are close but not the same, Syriac would be considered a dialect of Aramaic.

[@wst9584]

What books or resources would you recommend for Christians wanting to learn about textual criticism?

[@Dwayne_Green]

Read the introductions to the Greek New Testaments currently available: Byzantine Textform, Majority Text, WH, Textus Receptus, etc. Also: An introduction to the Greek New Testament by Dirk Jongkind Byzantine Text-Type and New Testament Textual Criticism by Harry A. Sturtz Myths and Mistakes in New Testament Textual Criticism by Peter Gurry, Elijah Hixson, and Daniel Wallace Just about anything from Dean John Burgon You can also watch a bunch of my other videos :)

[@julianemperor2554]

I am Greek and i remember that passage as a little boy our priest read it exactly as in that codex

[@terencealbertmcbain8041]

May I ask a question, In the New Testament which is the most accurate? the KJV Textus Receptus or the Critical text such as the NASB?

[@julianemperor2554]

We prefer the KJV in our congregation

[@sgreum70]

Click bait headlines aside, that's an interesting find. I've never seen a double palimpsest before, not that I'm an expert on the subject, but still, I've only ever seen ones where texts used were erased only once. There are several that contain multiple works combined into a single new one. The variant, interesting as it is, doesn't warrant their sensationalist headlines, though.

[@Pastor-Brettbyfaith]

Pastor Dwayne, Always enjoy your videography. Your sense of clarity is a gift from the Holy Ghost. It comes from a discerning mind. It may be good for us to know about this manuscript. One thing is certain...if it happens, you know the Almighty allowed it. I do not trust it at all. Just look at the source. Imagine the thoughts of the one to first write over the bible text. WOW. Thank you for doing all the work to put this together. I know how much it takes...thank you Pastor. We thank the one who knows all. God's best to you sir, in Jesus name.

[@Dwayne_Green]

Thanks Pastor Brett! I appreciate your interactions on these videos :D

[@NormGagnon]

Great segment Pastor Dwayne, we're enlightened...you should be called "Green Lantern"

[@Dwayne_Green]

💡💡💡

[@eui6037]

Hi, is the Liturgy text available? Thx a lot.

[@Dwayne_Green]

Not that I'm aware of... I did a quick search on the page and couldn't find much "Vat. iber. 4" If can read Georgian, then the image is just about everywhere, but I'm guessing since your asking you don't.

[@eui6037]

@@Dwayne_Green no, and unfortunately it does not resemble any other language. thank you 🙏

[@voymasa7980]

The only article I saw was from like Austria or something and only mentioned that it contained the same Matthew that we already knew.

[@Dwayne_Green]

nice! I've not seen a single article that got it right! It must be the only one. Do you remember what news site it was?

[@Dwayne_Green]

@@voymasa7980 Find me on twitter @Dwayne_Green1

[@brendaboykin3281]

Thank you, Pastor Dwayne 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@MatthewMcknight]

Thanks for sharing this news!

[@ianholloway3778]

Mirror is pronounced Mir-ra. I have nothing else to say about that newspaper!

[@connorlongaphie]

Pr. Dwayne, can you do some videos on the Masoretic Text Vs the LXX and OT textual criticism?

[@Dwayne_Green]

I've considered it, but I don't really have anywhere near the necessary knowledge to speak on it. But, it might be worthwhile to see if I can get some OT scholars to talk about it :)

[@connorlongaphie]

@@Dwayne_Green its what the people thirst for

[@Dwayne_Green]

@@connorlongaphie haha! 🚰

[@jrmyjrmy1629]

Yaaay! I'm SO happy I found you/ y'all!! Can't wait to dialogue... (more) ¡¡¡Yaaaaayy!!!

[@matthewmencel5978]

the Old Syriac precedes the Pehitta in the same way Baptists have apostolic secession. That is to ay. IT doen't. At least Old Syriac Siniaticus doesn't. it specifically bears the mark of Rabulla who referred to his own work as "the Ewangilion d'Mepharshe (the seperated gospels), in juxtaposition to the Diatesseron.

[@Dwayne_Green]

I'm certainly open to the possibility, there is definitly lots of questions with regards to the relationship between the Diatessaron, Old Syriac and the Peshitta!

[@quiricomazarin476]

Baptists have ana-baptist sucession who have luthiferian sucession that goes back to Satan.

[@Studio54MediaGroup]

So, it fell off the Vatican library bookshelf the same as Vaticanus did in 1475?

[@mattaikay925]

This means that the Shabbat rule was broken.

[@Dwayne_Green]

Which part? Rubbing the leaves together, or the entire passage about picking corn on the Sabbath? Seems Jesus didn't have a problem with them picking corn on the Sabbath.

[@mattaikay925]

@@Dwayne_Green interesting - Yeshua did not make an attempt to correct their actions.

[@quiricomazarin476]

@@Dwayne_Green you have to eat..... Even if it's Christ's actual flesh

[@mattaikay925]

@@quiricomazarin476 we are not discussing ur god who authorizes Surah 9:29

[@quiricomazarin476]

@@mattaikay925 Bobo brain.... I believe in the real God the Catholic Triune God, ...you know the same God Christ who taught the apostles the Catholic faith & to eat his actual flesh & drink his actual blood..... Oh my bad I forgot your either a Muslim or Bible only protestant who follow a false man made religion & don't have God physically presant in their place of worship to adore face to face. Nor do either of your satanic led religions have Gods full Triune word.

[@morganfrmn]

Pompei has evidence of Christianity so prior to 79 AD. And you had Peter and Paul there so the first gospel after Greek was Latin. It's called common sense. Everyone knows you have to rub it.

[@rampartranger7749]

The NT was Greek, but early on translated into Syriac and Aramaic. Josephus translated the Latin Vulgate 2-3 centuries later, called the “Vulgate” because Latin was, at that time, the common tongue, the “vulgar” tongue, in Italy and much of the western Mediterranean.

[@morganfrmn]

Not true the actual oldest text is Latin. Christians were extremely early in Rome. And they wrote. Very foolish to think nothing in Latin came before the vulgate

[@Werkschatz]

boo to NKJV & Nestle Aland ... KJV in English, please ... or Zalkinson [Salkinson]-Ginsburg in Hebrew

[@thomaswayneward]

You had best leave the study of how the Bible was written to someone more qualified. Stick to being a pastor.

[@Dwayne_Green]

Is there a certain level of 'qualification' needed in order to look into these issues, does being a pastor disqualify me from determining how the Word of God which I preach on a weekly basis came down to us?

[@thomaswayneward]

@@Dwayne_Green You have no level of qualification. What you said about "rubbing their hands together" coming from another gospel, is rather stupid. No proof whatsoever. We should believe the Bible as it was handed down to us.

[@Dwayne_Green]

​Are you a King James Onlyist?

[@woodwalker8743]

What qualifies you to disqualify him. I take it you must be an ancient Greek Hebrew Latin scholar?

[@fnjesusfreak]

@@thomaswayneward It's literally exactly where he said it was. Luke 6.1.