Welcome to The Johannum
Comma Archives.
The various articles
listed here below are part of a co-operation between Don "First John"
Hewey and Jerome Cathelain, who both felt the need in the vindication of
the celebrated verse, I John v. 7., to make available quite a number of
articles, which includes complete books, booklets, tracts, and even one
page upon this verse.
As this page is still
under construction, over the next months and years, more articles will
consequently be added, in the meantime, we ask that you bear with us.
To contact us:
Don Hewey, the Publisher,
at: webmaster@1john57.com
Jerome Cathelain,the
Editor, at: jcprotestanthouse@hotmail.com
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List
of Articles
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[001]
--- LISTING OF
MANUSCRIPTS CONTAINING 1 JOHN 5:7, from 168 A.D. to 1520 A.D.
READ
IT HERE
[002]
--- Robert Jack, D.D. "Remarks on the Authenticity of 1 John 5:7"
This article has no date
of publishing, and no address of a publisher. Don Hewey (webmaster) and
myself were more than interested to make it available via the internet,
and so, here it is.
[Copyright 2001 
]
READ
IT HERE
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[003]
--- Ben
David "Three Letters addressed to the Editor of the Quarterly Review, in
which is demonstrated the Genuineness of the Three Heavenly Witnesses 1
John v. 7." [ This republication is from the London 1825 Edition. Copyright
2001.]
Letter
First explains the object of the Epistle
READ
IT HERE
Letter
Second explains the sense of the disputed verse
READ
IT HERE
Letter
Third proves the authenticity of the verse, and accounts for the defect
of its external evidence.
READ
IT HERE
CLICK
HERE FOR THE BACKGROUND OF BEN DAVID
CLICK
HERE TO VIEW THE ORIGINAL TITLE PAGE
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[005]
--- John Wiclif "Chapter
5 of the Ist Epistle of John"
For detailsclick
here
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[006]
--- Matthew Poole's on I John v. 7. READ
IT HERE
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[007]
--- Thomas H. Horne "An Introduction to the critical Study and Knowledge
of the Holy Scriptures." [London, 1869. 12th Edition]. From
Pages 213 to 219
TO
VIEW CLICK HERE
[008]
--- Edward Gibbon, Esq., "The History of the Decline and Fall of
the Roman Empire." [1909. Vol. IV. Pages 96 to 97 which includes footnotes]
TO
VIEW CLICK HERE
[009]
--- Cyprian "De Unitate Ecclesiae," This is Chapter 6 in the
original Latin language taken from J.P. Migne's 'Patrologiae Cursus Completus'
[Tomus IV. Col. 502, 503, and 504. 1844 Edition]. The underlining
are from the Editor.
TO
VIEW THE LATIN TEXT --- CLICK HERE
To view the English text
just click on English text here below,
ENGLISH
TEXT
[010]
--- F.C. Conybeare, M.A. "History of New Testament Criticism," For
details and extracts from this book just click here below on 'Extract from
F.C. Conybeare'
EXTRACT
FROM F.C CONYBEARE
[011]
--- The outcry which has been made in some
quarters against the Revisers for omitting the disputed words in 1 John
v. 7, and without a hint in the margin that there is any authority for
them, is not creditable to English scholarship.
TO
VIEW CLICK HERE
[012]
--- The Text Revised by Brooke Foss Westcott D.D. and Fenton John
Anthony Hort D.D. [Cambridge and London --- Macmillan and Co. 1881.]
TO
VIEW CLICK HERE
[013]
--- INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT. by JOHN DAVID MICHAELIS
Late professor in the
University of Gottingen, &c. Translated from The Fourth Edition
of the German, and considerably augmented with notes and a dissertation
on the origin and composition of the three first gospels. by HERBERT MARSH,
B.D. F.R.S.---Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.
TO
VIEW CLICK HERE
[014]
--- OUTLINES OF TEXTUAL CRITICISM APPLIED TO THE NEW TESTAMENT
By C. E. HAMMOND, M.A.---LATE
FELLOW AND TUTOR OF EXETER COLLEGE, OXFORD, VICAR OF MENHENIOT, CORNWALL,
AND HON. CANON OF TRURO
TO
VIEW CLICK HERE
[015]
--- AN INQUIRY INTO THE INTEGRITY OF THE GREEK VULGATE OR RECEIVED
TEXT OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,---By Rev. FREDERICK NOLAN, FIRST PRINTED IN
LONDON 1815
TO
VIEW CLICK HERE
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