Some classrooms in which New Testament textual criticism is
taught can also be visited. Here is a
selection of some lectures about New Testament textual criticism and related
subjects (such as ongoing manuscript-digitalization projects), all accessible at YouTube.
Rare indeed is the video-lecture that does not have room for improvement
(especially when speakers chime in about the ending of Mark and the pericope
adulterae – there is a lot of inaccurate and one-sided material circulating that needs to
be thoroughly updated). So please do not
consider the appearance of a video-lecture on this list to be an endorsement of
everything in it (except in the two in which I am the speaker):
From the Walters Art Museum: Digitalization Work
From Dan Wallace:
● Some Disputed Passages
From Ron Minton: The Majority Text (in three parts):
● The Majority Text, part 2
From Christopher De Hamel:
From D. C. Parker:
From Dirk Jongkind:
A couple of things are worth keeping in mind:
(1) Once you’ve found
one video-lecture, similar videos may appear in the side-bar.
(2) If you want to
watch an hour-and-a-half video but only have an hour to spare, you can use the
Settings-options to increase the viewing-speed; often the viewing-speed can be
increased to 1.5x and the speaker will still not sound like a chipmunk.
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