Short PB - B-RAID - Computer RAID vs Manuscript

B-RAID stands for Biblical Redundant Array of Independent Documents: It is one of several systems that have preserved the written text of God’s Word.

B-RAID was originally derived from the computer term RAID, which stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It is widely used in servers and Internet cloud computer-network clusters to ensure that no data can ever be lost. When RAID is implemented correctly, even if software or hardware damage occurs, the data remains perfectly intact and protected. If this were not the case, the world’s banking system could not function, nor could the Internet.

Redundancy and protection of computer data are of utmost importance, as it is with the text of God’s true written word. Just as RAID protects computer data, B-RAID has protected the accuracy and integrity of God’s Word.

More details can be found within Session 1 of The Torchbearer Series of lectures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kT53MUo7Ng&list=PL0qwkdBdTcQ9r4QG2XyrqCSDo9l9b0t3Z&index=2
or
https://www.thetorchbearerseries.com/lecture-notes/B501%20Manuscript%20History%20-%20Session%201%20of%203.pdf

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

Abbreviations Staff. “B-RAID.” STANDS4 LLC. 2019. https://web.archive.org/web/20190606183442/https://www.abbreviations.com/term/2072511 (accessed June 2019).