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The Comma Johanneum: A Later Addition in 1 John 5:7

How the Bible traveled from Hebrew and Greek manuscripts to the translations we read today.

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We trace how the Bible traveled from Hebrew and Greek manuscripts to the translations we read today — and what changed along the way.

Chapters

  • 00:00 한 줄이 만든 논쟁
  • 00:51 인사말
  • 01:15 원어 대조
  • 02:23 영어 번역 낭독
  • 02:27 번역 사슬
  • 02:39 역사적 파장
  • 03:03 베리의 질문
  • 03:08 한국어 역본 비교
  • 03:58 유형 판정
  • 04:41 반론 1
  • 04:55 반론 2
  • 05:56 반론 3
  • 06:47 결론 및 CTA

What this channel covers

  • Mistranslation — where a rendering departs from the source text
  • Interpolation — verses absent from the earliest manuscripts
  • Translation choice — not an error, but a decision worth debating
  • Misuse — an accurate translation put to a distorted purpose
  • Popular myth — widely repeated claims that turn out to be false

Sources used

  • SBLGNT (1 John 5:7)
  • Vulgata Clementina
  • Geneva Bible (1599)
  • King James Version (1769)
  • Revised Version (1885)
  • American Standard Version (1901)
  • World English Bible (2020)
  • 개역한글 (1961)
  • Erasmus Greek New Testament (1516‑1522)

This channel is not here to fight religion. We respect faith. Every claim comes with a source, and we distinguish scholarly consensus from open debate.

Rebuttals are welcome. Leave your evidence in the comments below — we address the strongest ones in a later episode.

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