The Gospel Between Byzantium and Alexandria

This book is a comparison between the “accepted text” (Textus Receptus) that represents Greek manuscripts transcribed in the city of Byzantium (Constantinople), and the “verified text” (Critical Text) that represents Greek manuscripts transcribed in the city of Alexandria.

Ghassan Khalaf (1945-2018) was a man after God’s own heart. He was a dedicated family man, a faithful and loving husband, father, and grandfather. But his first love was always for Jesus whom he never stopped adoring and worshiping. He was very passionate about the Church. He pastored, equipped pastors, mentored and cared for pastors all of his adult life. He fell in love with Scripture at a young age. He was a renowned Bible scholar. He never stopped studying the word of God and never stopped allowing it to shape him. His name is closely connected with ABTS. He is an ABTS graduate, taught at ABTS for decades (1977-2018), and was ABTS President for fifteen years (1993-2008). Hundreds of ABTS graduates consider him their spiritual father, mentor, and a model for life and ministry.