Lutheran Cyclopedia: Canon: "6. Throughout the Middle Ages there was no doubt as to the divine character of any book of the NT. Luther again pointed to the distinction between homologoumena and antilegomena* (followed by M. Chemnitz* and M. Flacius*). The later dogmaticians let this distinction recede into the background. Instead of antilegomena they use the term deuterocanonical. Rationalists use the word canon in the sense of list. Lutherans in America followed Luther and held that the distinction between homologoumena and antilegomena must not be suppressed. But caution must be exercised not to exaggerate the distinction."
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Baden, Joel S. The Book of Genesis: An Online Bible Study; Session 1, January 18, 2021 pe YouTube Yale Bible Study (Studiu biblic de la Universitatea Yale). Citat: „Okay, now let's say you had a text of only constants that was super important, 9:43 and you wanna make sure that everyone pronounces every word exactly right. 9:48 You don't have to worry about the consonants, they've been set for years, you wanna ensure that there's no mistakes, 9:53 and that everyone's on the same page. Nobody says, on thy beginning. So the next step is obvious, 9:59 you've gotta find a way to write the vowels in among all of those consonants that are already there. 10:05 And that's exactly what happened in the 11th century AD.”
