From: Jim Eisele (jeisele@starpower.net)
Date: Fri Sep 13 2002 - 14:56:43 EDT
John writes
>Problems in other
>translations can always be "solved" by appealing to the original
>manuscripts. Since those are not available, such a solution seems to me to
>be without any usefulness.
If the original manuscripts/tablets are inerrant, the Bible is more
reliable. It becomes a divine document, not a human document. I imagine
that most of us at least consider the Bible to be 99% accurate.
Any chance that we simply don't fully understand the rest? Does it
really matter if Mark only mentions one blind man? This shows that
Mark's & Matthew's accounts are not merely copies of each other.
Jim Eisele
Genesis in Question
http://genesisinquestion.org
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