New Testament textual apparatus

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The New Testament textual apparatus is a critical tool in biblical scholarship that presents and evaluates the variant readings of New Testament manuscripts to help determine the most reliable text.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf critical apparatus
textual apparatus
tool of New Testament textual criticism
audience advanced students of the New Testament
professional biblical scholars
basedOn New Testament manuscripts
surface form: Greek New Testament manuscripts

New Testament textual apparatus self-linksurface differs
surface form: New Testament patristic citations

ancient New Testament versions
component abbreviations for versions and patristic authors
indication of the adopted reading
list of variant readings for a given passage
sigla for manuscripts and witnesses
symbols indicating editorial judgments
describes differences between New Testament manuscript readings
textual variants in New Testament manuscripts
enables comparison of readings across manuscript traditions
evaluation of the reliability of textual witnesses
field New Testament studies
New Testament textual criticism
biblical studies
historicalRole preserves information about the history of the New Testament text
supports reconstruction of the earliest attainable New Testament text
methodologicalRole documents external evidence for readings
documents internal evidence for readings
records editorial decisions about readings
notationSystem uses sigla to identify manuscripts
uses symbols to indicate certainty or doubt
purpose to assist in determining the most reliable New Testament text
to evaluate variant readings of the New Testament text
to present variant readings of New Testament manuscripts
relatedConcept critical edition of the New Testament
eclectic text
majority text
text-type or text family
represents manuscript support for each variant reading
relative weight of textual witnesses
requires familiarity with manuscript sigla and abbreviations
knowledge of New Testament Greek
scope covers selected variant units in the New Testament text
does not list every minor orthographic variant
usedBy Bible translators
biblical scholars
exegetes
textual critics
usedIn Nestle-Aland Novum Testamentum Graece
United Bible Societies Greek New Testament
critical editions of the Greek New Testament

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Gregory–Aland numbering relatedTo New Testament textual apparatus
Johann Salomo Semler notableWork New Testament textual apparatus
this entity surface form: Apparatus ad liberalem Novi Testamenti interpretationem
New Testament textual apparatus basedOn New Testament textual apparatus self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: New Testament patristic citations
Robinson–Pierpont Byzantine Greek New Testament editions hasComponent New Testament textual apparatus
this entity surface form: Revelation in Byzantine textform