The Text of the New Testament. Its Transmission, Corruption and Restoration

Elliott, J. K.; Metzger, Bruce Μ.

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“…Kesalahan berupa korupsi kata, peredaksian ulang, atau pergeseran makna dapat saja terjadi akibat pengaruh situasi eksternal yang melatarbelakangi masa hidup para penyalin. 19 Sitompul & Beyer mengusulkan bahwa untuk melakukan kritik teks, pembaca diwajibkan meneliti asal usul teks hingga ke sumber tertua dan menganalisis perubahan tekstual sehingga terjadi kesalahan. Sekaligus penafsir dituntut menelaah alasan dibalik perubahan tersebut.…”

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Penulis Loh Batu Kedua Sepuluh Perintah Allah

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Zaluchu

2020

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The literal differences found in the text of Exodus 34 verses 1 and 28 can trigger accusations of Bible inconsistency. In fact, in the Christian view, the Bible is a book that cannot be wrong or inner. Evangelical Christian beliefs assert that the Bible contains God's word and God's word itself. If there are differences and inconsistencies in the Bible, is that an indicator to deduce the low credibility of truth in the Christian scriptures? This study aims to answer that question through a hermeneutic and theological analysis of the differences in texts in Exodus 34 or 1 and verse 28, about who actually wrote the two new tablets. God as referred to verse 1 or Moses as read in verse 28. In addition to conducting text analysis, the author also uses the source approach and theological concepts. As a result, verse 28 actually legitimizes verse 1 that God himself wrote the law. This perspective also confirms that the search for the meaning of texts in context does not merely involve a grammatical approach.

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Penulis Loh Batu Kedua Sepuluh Perintah Allah

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Zaluchu

2020

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“…Davis & Ruhe (2003, p. 276) noted that this was not always the case. Until the date of their study academic research was limited and even tended to accentuate the positive aspects of corruption, including the possibility it might serve as a good training ground for aspiring entrepreneurs (Elliott, 1994), accelerate economic development (Brunetti, 1995), or re-establish market efficiencies (Mankiw, 2000 as cited in Davis & Ruhe,p. 276).…”

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“…Bribing by MNC can put domestic companies at a disadvantage (Davids, 1999, as cited in Davios & Ruhe, p. 276). Corruption risks political unrest and a cancellation of free market reforms (Elliott, 1994as cited in Davis & Ruhe, 2003. As the Worldbank, 1997, (cited in Davis & Ruhe, 2003 noted, where corruption is predictable (presumably quantified and formally reported on) it harms investment less than where it is capricious (Worldbank, 1997).…”

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“…Reducing tax compliance by companies and individuals of any significance is also normally a sign of a deteriorating quality of democracy and democratic processes. This is the reason why corruption risks political unrest and a cancellation of free market reforms (Elliott, 1994 as cited in Davis & Ruhe, 2003, p. 276), simply because national accounts cannot provide any confidence that such free market reforms in fact result in positive results.…”

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Researching Corruption in Asia: The Accountant and “Five Blind Men”

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<p>The objective of this thesis is to identify and determine the way in which academic business research has evaluated or determined corruption, bribery and fraud in financial and accounting reporting in China and Indonesia. A subsidiary purpose was to identify how academic accounting researchers have accommodated particular ethnic and cultural aspects in their research. Very few accounting related results were found, especially those linking all variables in a conclusive and convincing manner. This appears to be caused by a lack of agreed definitions of key terms, a confusion over terminology, usage of discredited and myopic models, and an absence of any specific reported financial impacts on both the accounting profession and society globally. As a consequence, only parts of the “proverbial elephant as described by five blind men” (Duen, 2008, Silverstein, 2012) were identified by various authors, and mostly independently of each other. These thesis findings create an opportunity and a challenge for future researchers in this field to take a much more comprehensive approach, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative methods, with the aim of addressing the connection between ethnicity, accounting and corruption in much clearer perspective. In marrying the normally standalone quantitative with qualitative methods it is expected that researchers will be able to achieve a hitherto elusively holistic understanding of the complex layers that propel and impel cultural norms and ethnicity. In order to do this, it is suggested that future researchers consider the application of an embedded research methodology, supported by much broader and deeper analysis and understanding of the various layered ecological influences, as advocated by academics and thought leaders of society alike.</p>

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An Introduction to the New Testament and the Origins of Christianity

Burkett

2019

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The Text of the New Testament. Its Transmission, Corruption and Restoration

Cited by 37 publications

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Penulis Loh Batu Kedua Sepuluh Perintah Allah

Penulis Loh Batu Kedua Sepuluh Perintah Allah

Researching Corruption in Asia: The Accountant and “Five Blind Men”

An Introduction to the New Testament and the Origins of Christianity

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