Short PB - B-RAID Diagram 2 - Damaged with Notes

As a result of a ‘Two Document B-RAID,’ we can use both documents to fill in the missing or damaged areas, and thus produce a 3rd 100% accurate manuscript. This 3rd 100% accurate manuscript can now be copied from with the knowledge that this manuscript is just as accurate as the original autographs. On top of this, we already know that dozens, even potentially hundreds, of accurate manuscripts were created from the autographs (originals).

Below are two examples of what happens when B-RAID and UM-CoC are abandoned:

Codex Sinaiticus - Legitimate or Forgery - The Suspects 11x17 (there is also a 8.5x11 version available on the website)
https://www.thetorchbearerseries.com/pdf-jpg/Codex%20Sinaiticus%20-%20Legitimate%20or%20Forgery%20-%20The%20Suspects%2011x17.pdf

Westcott and Hort - Occultists or Christians - You Decide 11x17 (there is also a 8.5x11 version available on the website)
https://www.thetorchbearerseries.com/pdf-jpg/Westcott%20and%20Hort%20-%20Occultists%20or%20Christians%20-%20You%20Decide%2011x17.pdf

See http://www.TheTorchbearerSeries.com for full details and much more information on a large variety of topics.

B-RAID means Biblical Redundant Array of Independent Documents (see below):
Abbreviations Staff. “B-RAID.” STANDS4 LLC. 2019. https://web.archive.org/web/20190606183442/https://www.abbreviations.com/term/2072511 (accessed June 2019).

UM-CoC means Unbroken Manuscript Chain-of-Custody (see below):
Abbreviations Staff. “UM-CoC.” STANDS4 LLC. 2019. https://web.archive.org/web/20190606185408/https://www.abbreviations.com/term/2072526 (accessed June 2019).