What this is. Pairings where a New Testament scene or phrase appears to have been written from a particular Old Testament passage (“midrash/pesher”), with the Greek of both sides. Highlighted words are shared between the New Testament verse and the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament) source.

Where they come from. The Gnostic Informant video “Bart Ehrman is WRONG about EVERYTHING”, our own independent search of the Greek (October 2026: every find needed a rare shared Greek word, rival sources checked, novelty searched in the standard reference books), and our September 2026 detector. “From YouTube talks” items were mined from our transcripts of scholars’ YouTube videos (Carrier, MacDonald, Robert M. Price and others), each linked to the moment it was said and checked against the Greek.

Research notes. Findings from our earlier agent lanes (September–October 2026), one card per verse or passage: close readings of every chapter, how the gospels edit each other, Scripture use, language and style, Josephus, the Dead Sea Scrolls, Greek classics, statistics and textual criticism, plus the Torah lanes (laws, documentary sources, Hebrew witnesses, Gmirkin) and the Gospel of Thomas.