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Matt13weedhacker has left a new comment on the post "1 John 5:7 and Irish Exegesis":
Just want to pass on that the information about the reading of the "Comma Johanneum" in the "Book of Armagh" on Page 276 is simply inaccurate.
Irish Ecclesiastical Record - Vol 5 - 1869
https://archive.org/stream/irishecclesiasti05dubluoft#page/276/mode/2up
Here's the link to the manuscript (Liber Ardmachanus or Book of Armagh) itself:
Trinity College, MS 52, Dublin.
Folio 156 [157v] = 1st John 5:7-8, (Latin Vulgate reading).
https://digitalcollections.tcd.ie/home/#folder_id=1827&pidtopage=MS52_001&entry_point=322
There is neither: "in terra" or: "in coelo" in the text of 1st John 5:7-8 in the Book of Armagh, as speculated by either clergyman (i.e. Dr reeves or Versicle) on Page 267.
Matt13weedhacker has left a new comment on the post "1 John 5:7 and Irish Exegesis":
Just want to pass on that the information about the reading of the "Comma Johanneum" in the "Book of Armagh" on Page 276 is simply inaccurate.
Irish Ecclesiastical Record - Vol 5 - 1869
https://archive.org/stream/irishecclesiasti05dubluoft#page/276/mode/2up
Here's the link to the manuscript (Liber Ardmachanus or Book of Armagh) itself:
Trinity College, MS 52, Dublin.
Folio 156 [157v] = 1st John 5:7-8, (Latin Vulgate reading).
https://digitalcollections.tcd.ie/home/#folder_id=1827&pidtopage=MS52_001&entry_point=322
There is neither: "in terra" or: "in coelo" in the text of 1st John 5:7-8 in the Book of Armagh, as speculated by either clergyman (i.e. Dr reeves or Versicle) on Page 267.