Westcott and Hort: Occultists or Christians? You Decide - Short
Channel: The Torchbearer Series
Date: 29/10/2019

Is this the largest challenge to Christianity in the last 150 years? Is there a solution? Does it even matter? Biblical understanding, careers, billions in book sales, and reputations are at stake!

Westcott and Hort abandoned the traditional text and created a new Greek text, which relied heavily upon newly discovered Codex Sinaiticus, along with previously discovered Vaticanus and Alexandrinus. Their new Greek text became the Greek Nestle-Aland and UBS textbooks used by most Catholic and Protestant translators today. This new text caused translators to doubt God’s preserved words and doctrine, resulting in Bibles translated after 1881 to contain thousands of changes from the traditional text, including the removal of Mark 16:9-20 & John 7:53-8:11. The general public has been led to believe that Westcott and Hort were Christians, but were they really?

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