Eldon Jay Epp

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Eldon Jay Epp is an American New Testament scholar and textual critic known for his influential work on the history, methodology, and theory of New Testament textual criticism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Testament scholar
biblical scholar
person
textual critic
areaOfInfluence North American biblical scholarship
international New Testament scholarship
citizenship United States of America
era 20th century
21st century
fieldOfWork New Testament studies NERFINISHED
biblical studies
textual criticism
genre academic writing
biblical scholarship
theological literature
hasAcademicDiscipline Christian origins
biblical theology
religious studies
theology
hasNotableWork essays on the theory of the New Testament text
publications on the methodology of textual criticism
studies on the history of New Testament textual criticism
hasRole mentor of graduate students in biblical studies
teacher of New Testament
influenced New Testament textual criticism in the late 20th century
methodological debates in textual criticism
theoretical approaches to the New Testament text
isSubjectOf secondary literature on New Testament textual criticism
knownFor history of New Testament textual criticism
methodology of New Testament textual criticism
research on early Christian manuscripts
studies of the textual transmission of the New Testament
studies on the text of the New Testament
theory of New Testament textual criticism
work on the concept of the original text in New Testament textual criticism
languageOfWorkOrName English
nationality American
occupation scholar
university professor
religion Christianity

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