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In Turin, Italy he was examined in theology at Turin's renowned university and obtained his Doctorate of Theology.Д®rasmus returned to England and at the University of Cambridge, he was a professor of divinity and stayed at Queens' College, Cambridge from 1510 to 1515. Erasmus traveled throughout Europe inspecting manuscripts and gathering variants. Erasmus had mastered the Greek language to the extent that he understood its true worth in theological studies. He also gained valuable letters of introduction to the Royal Courts of Europe which allowed him access to institutions throughout Europe with biblical manuscripts. He studied at Oxford University and his time in England was fruitful in making very powerful lifelong friendships, in the days of King Henry VIII, with leaders of English thought: John Colet (Dean of St Pauls Cathedral), Thomas More (Lord High Chancellor of England), John Fisher (English Bishop and theologian), Thomas Linacre (renaissance humanist scholar and physician) and William Grocyn (lecturer in Greek at Oxford). The University was then the greatest seat of scholastic learning in Europe. He then studied at the University of Paris, in the CollГЁge de Montaigu.

Soon after his ordination, he was offered the post of secretary to the Bishop of Cambrai, because of his great skill in Latin and his reputation as a man of letters. In 1492 Erasmus took his vows as a canon regular at Stein, in South Holland, and was ordained to the priesthood at the age of 25.

From this point, Erasmus was raised in a world of manuscripts and became proficient in Latin and Greek. He was orphaned at the age of 9 and was raised in a monastic school run by the clergy. This is a long way from the truth and shameful denigration in a feeble attempt to bolster the lack of integrity in the man-made critical-texts.Дesiderius Erasmus was born in 1466, just 13 years after the Fall of Constantinople. Many critical-text scholars today would have you believe that Erasmus was a little back-water Catholic Priest who only had access to a small handful of manuscripts to write the Textus Receptus.

The Real Story of Erasmus and the Textus Receptus

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