Isaac Newton — written in 1690 and sent to John Locke for publication in Holland, then withdrawn; first printed whole by Samuel Horsley in Isaaci Newtoni Opera vol. 5 (1785), and here from the London reprint of 1841.
An Historical Account of Two Notable Corruptions of Scripture, in a Letter to a Friend: Newton’s case, argued from the Fathers, the councils, the ancient versions and the manuscripts, that the testimony of the Three in Heaven (1 John v. 7) and the reading God manifested in the flesh (1 Timothy iii. 16) are not what the apostles wrote. Horsley’s notes, which answer Newton, are marked Bp. Horsley; the unmarked notes are Newton’s own.
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