Coptic John 1:1-18

The distinguished grammarian and Coptic scholar John Martin Plumley , former professor of Egyptology at Cambridge University and author of I...

Eisegesis refers to interpreting a text by reading into it one's own ideas, or other ideas foreign to the text itself. Some apologists...

A Contemporary English Translation of Coptic John 1:1-18 © Copyright 2006 1. In the beginning the Word existed. The Word existed in the pr...

The November 1, 2008 issue of The Watchtower magazine, currently printing 37.1 million copies per issue in 169 different languages, has a s...

Dr. James Moffatt (1870-1944) was a notable scholar of Biblical Greek and translator of the 1934 Bible version which bears his name. I'...

I note that the Sahidic Coptic version translates the Greek preposition pros at John 1:1, 2 by two different Coptic prepositions. Pros itse...

"The Sahidic is probably the earliest of the [Coptic] translations, and also has the greatest textual value. It came into existence no ...