What the layman should know about textual criticism (4): Internal evidence

This article by Prof. Douglas Kuiper introduces laypeople to the principles of internal evidence in New Testament textual criticism, explaining how scribes made both intentional and unintentional changes when copying manuscripts. Understanding these scribal patterns helps textual critics determine which readings are most likely to reflect the original inspired text. The resource is part of a series designed to make this scholarly discipline accessible to non-specialists in the Protestant Reformed tradition.