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Wasn't that edition just a copy of Erasmus? Erasmus tried to consult it, but discovered it was a copy of his edition?

Only if there is also Greek support. If there is no Greek support, or very little, then it is wrong. An error. A corruption.

Family 35 8 “I am the Alpha and the Omega,” says the Lord God, “He who is and who was and who is coming, The Almighty

Revelation 1:8 I am Alpha and Omega, saith the Lord God, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty. Griesbach Lachmann Tischendorf Tregelles Alford Wordsworth Westcott and Hort Nestle Nestle/Aland Hodges and Farstad (Majority Text) Robinson/Pierpont (Byzantine Text) Family...

It is not necessary to have all scholars to agree to have the Word of God. You have it, and all scholars don't agree. And we do have excellent copies of the Original. We may not always know which 2 variants are original, but the originals are always preserved in the Greek Text.

Perhaps if you saw our "pronouncements" as opinions you would be less offended. I am sure all the Bibles in your system are all good. The NASB and NKJV certainly are. But I was taught certain texts were the most accurate and I have found otherwise to be the case. The once thought Byzantine...

Codex Sinaiticus Mark 10:40 has But to sit on my right hand or on my left hand is not mine to give; but it shall be given to them for whom it is prepared of my Father. The words "of my Father" were taken from Matthew 20:23 and inserted into Mark 10:40 by the scribe of Codex Sinaiticus or was...

No. I just think both Texts, Family 35 and the slightly different Byzantine Text are extremely accurate. yes. As many times as you say it, it is still a true fact. I think we all know this. But you are definitely correct here. I do not think that way at all Silverhair. We know your position...

I assume you mean Gospel harmonization? Where some scribes changed one Gospel Passage to agree with another Gospel. It happened, some scribes did such. But it is not that widespread.

Why are you against the spreading of knowledge? Of learning? Does it harm your faith? It should not. 37818 is sharing facts about the Greek Text of the Bible. You are not obligated to learn, or agree. But please pardon, you seem to dislike something? You don't want us to discuss the...

The Nestle/Aland Text and the United Bible Texts are identical starting with N/A 26th edition. Critical Texts are also Tischendorf, Westcott/Hort so on and so forth. Technically Erasmus, Beza and Stephanus are critical Texts, because they changed a few readings, even though they aren't spoken...

All Textus Receptus Bibles are based on Erasmus's 5th edition. Post Erasmus editors made changes in their TR's, but they are all based on his 5th edition.