Interesting video featuring legendary New Testament textual critic Kurt Aland:
At the very end of the video there is an interview with Aland, and from it I took the following stills. First the interviewer (in German, of course) asks Aland whether there might be any errors in the Bible:
Aland clarifies, basically: “You mean errors in the text of the Bible as we now have it?”
And he proceeds to answer the question definitively:
HT: Peter M. Head
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Galatians 4:17 provides a possible insight into how the text and translations issue, as we know it today, began and gained a foothold in the household of faith.
“They zealously affect you, but not well; yea, they would exclude you, that ye might affect them.” (KJV)
This is so awesome.