Audio Interview with Daniel Wallace on the Reliability of the New Testament Text

 

Dr. Daniel Wallace teaches New Testament at Dallas Theological Seminary and is one of the world’s leading scholars in the field of New Testament textual criticism. In this interview he answers common questions about the reliability of the New Testament text: How many copies of the New Testament books do we have? How close to the time of writing are they? What kinds of mistakes did copyists make? Was anything lost in the process of copying the manuscripts? Dr. Wallace’s answers to these and several other questions will strengthen your confidence in the reliability of the New Testament.

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Published March 30, 2016

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