Copyists would therefore choose simpler writing styles.
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Japanese Copyist Normal(CEN).
Copyists and translators are human beings, and they make mistakes.
In terms of productivity, the Ottoman Copyists provide the best example.
Since humans are not perfect, did Copyists' mistakes substantially change the Bible text?
From the time of Cassiodorus, Copyists and printers have increasingly favored the production of single-
volume Bibles.
At
times, however, considerations other than love for God's Word influenced the work of Copyists and translators.
They may have served as scribes or Copyists at the temple or in some administrative capacity.
It appears that shortly thereafter Copyists replaced the divine name with surrogates, such as
Kyʹri·os( Lord) and The·osʹ God.
As the Bible has been
copied thousands of times over thousands of years, some copyist errors have likely occurred.
But why did the Masoretes take such extreme care
not to alter the text when previous Copyists had altered it?
Before printing was widely adopted in the 19th century,
the Quran was transmitted in manuscripts made by calligraphers and Copyists.
Thus Copyists produced scrolls like the Torah(
teaching), comprising the first five books of the Bible, and the book of Esther.
Although natural Israel was no longer God's chosen people,
these Jewish Copyists were totally dedicated to the accurate preservation of God's Word.
The Septuagint remains valuable today and
is used to help uncover Copyists' errors that might have crept
into Hebrew manuscripts copied at a later date.
Although the majority of these Copyists remain nameless to us today,
the name of one family of Masoretes has been clearly recorded - Ben Asher.
Translators or Copyists who believed in the Trinity might be tempted
to omit a phrase that indicated that Jesus lacked knowledge that his Father had.
In another section of the manuscript, a list appears indicating 134 places where pre-
Masoretic Copyists had deliberately removed the name Jehovah from the Hebrew text,
replacing it with the word“ Lord.”.
Yielding to that influence, translators and Copyists- some eagerly,
others reluctantly- began to remove God's own personal name, Jehovah, from his inspired Word in the thousands of places where it appeared.