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    The Origins of the New Testament Canon

    Discover the Meaning of "Canon", Why it Arose, and How Early Manuscripts and Early Christian Diversity Affect It

    Curated from a lecture series by Michael Kruger
    In partnership with Reformed Theological Seminary
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