@Little Dragon , did you read the source you posted?
From your own source:
“Bible scholar Dr Lydia McGrew studies and writes about the Gospels…..
McGrew suggests that when sources are generally shown to be reliable, one allows them the benefit of the doubt when apparent contradictions arise, and assumes that
the error is probably on one’s understanding of the passage rather than the passage itself.”
Have you ‘studied’ the Bible?
If not, how would you know if she is right or wrong?
Also from your source:
Dr. Lydia McGrew (above) and “Dr. Michael Licona,…a reputable New Testament scholar,…
agree that the New Testament is generally historically reliable….”
This statement by itself seems to
nullify any further claims that there are
substantial errors in the Greek Scriptures.