The 341 AD's Second Symbolium of Antioch goes back to a creed of Lucian from 312AD. This is important because the 341 AD Symbolium of Antioch/Council of Antioch was quoting Lucian's 312 AD creed (and Lucian lived from 240-312AD), referred to 1 John 5:7 in the non-Arians council members portion (more than half of the council members were not Arians) of the council council creed, and mentioned the creed formulary was from Lucian: "On this creed cf. Sozomen, H.E. Ill 5: "They said that they had found this formulary written entirely by Lucian, who was a martyr at Nicomedia (in 312).' ... Nevertheless the creed excludes Arianism," (Stevenson, Creeds, Councils and Controversies, 1966, p. 13). [see near bottom of page 13] LINK
Also, Lucian lived from 240-312AD which pushes the Second Symbolium creed reference to 1 John 5:7 back to the 200sAD and earlier.
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π¬πππ πΈπππππ ππππππππ (Anti Modern Versions - The KJB/The KJV Versus The Modern Versions) AntiHeresy More info on Second Symbolium of Antioch/Councl of Antioch - 341 AD: "In the summer or autumn of 341 there assembled at Antioch a council of about ninety-seven bishops (Sozomen H.E. Ill 5; Socrates, H.E. II 8.3 says ninety ) all from the Eastern Provinces.β¦
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