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الرسالة: [QUOTE="فادي ك, post: 3837106, member: 118247"] وفي صفحة 335 يتحدث عن الصعوبات في استعادة النص الكتابي لآباء الكنيسة بأنها معروفة لجميع العاملين في النقد النصي : [B]The difficulties in recovering the biblical text of the early Church Fathers are known to all who have worked in the field of textual criticism and may be found in any of the standard manuals. Such difficulties stem both from the Father himself and from copyists and editors.[/B] As to the Church Father: Did he cite Scripture by looking up the passage, or from memory? If, as was usual, it was from memory, can his memory be trusted to reproduce the copy of Scripture he must have possessed? Furthermore, it is perhaps presumptuous to assume that any Father, writing over a thirty-forty-year period, had only one Bible; and[B] perhaps it is folly even to assume he had only one Bible at any given time.[/B] (After all, as early as Origen, there is acknowledgment of many copies of Scripture.) Then, too, some Fathers tended to relocate from time to time (Irenaeus, Origen, Athanasius, Chrysostom), so that not only may they have used different Bibles in a lifetime, but also Bibles from different geographical centers with different kinds of texts. [B]As to scribes and editors: All the scribal questions asked of the NT MSS themselves must also be applied to the Father's biblical text.[/B] It has long been recognized that the monks of the Middle Ages, to whom we are indebted for many of the extant copies of the Fathers, often tended to conform biblical passages to a more contemporary text. [/QUOTE]

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