In Segment 54 where Dr. Heiser discusses the Johannine Comma, he say that 1st John 5:8 wasn't in Erasmus' first edition and that it is considered by most to be "inauthentic". When doing some additional study concerning the Johannine Comma, I have noticed that the Lexham Bible Dictionary says the following: "The comma, or short literary clause, claims that the three persons of the Trinity remain one God. The later addition to the text of 1st John 5:7-8 is italicized in the following quote: "For there are three that testify IN HEAVEN- THE FATHER, THE WORD, AND THE HOLY SPIRIT- AND THESE THREE ARE ONE. AND THERE ARE THREE THAT TESTIFY ON EARTH- the Spirit, and the water, and the blood- and these three are in agreement." It appears that the part of verse 8 not capitalized is indeed in the text of the NT. Am I accurate in my assessment or have I missed something?
