anonymous9887
bible reader
This is not a problem for me (although it does take some research)We should note that there are different versions of the Bible. This 'matters', because, as I brought up earlier, the Deific titles are subjectively differentiated in certain Bibles, as opposed to being actually or traditionally differentiated /in many instances
1. The majority text I rule out because the manuscripts are of later dates.
2. the Papyri fragments and manuscripts are the oldest and closest to the originals, so what ever those fragments contain is final authority.
3. Sinaiticus and Vaticanus ar also very old complete manuscripts of the new testament ( so these are definitely final authority for me.
4. So a critical text that includes the papyri, sinaiticus, Vaticanus would be my final authority.
5. I would use the translations based on the oldest manuscripts.
6. the translations though are not my final authority, I use the greek text analysis of bible hub to see the original greek and its meaning.
bottom line, its a process but you can rationally accept it if you study it enough.