-=> Quoting Mark Bloss to Bob Eyer <=-
 MB> There is even good support for this from the Bible itself - where
 MB> Paul writes "let every fact be established by two or three
 MB> witnesses", being also found as part of the Law of Moses (and
 MB> therefore fits the rule in itself); and implies that for every facet
 MB> of the scripture - whether it is to be rendered more or less reliable,
 MB> must be stated twice or three times to _establish_ it as reliable or
 MB> important, as each instance is considered a "witness" to it.
Of course, there is no Christian doctrine that number
of references relate to reliability of any portion of
scripture.  And, the verses you refer to have nothing
to do with the reliability of any portion of scripture,
contrary to your claims.  Nothing new here...
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