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Giving Bible readers what God said not what translators think God meant
Christian codices like Vaticanus and Sinaiticus copied a pre-Christian Jewish Greek Old Testament; they did not create a new Christian translation from Hebrew.
Explore the meticulous world of 12th-century Christian scribes with Minuscule 828, a New Testament manuscript. This article delves into its unique features, including vertical uncial script and precise textual divisions, offering a glimpse into the era's copying practices.
A communication, especially from a king or high official, usually containing commands, promulgations, or reports.
The post discusses how the apostle Paul wrote letters using a scribe, Tertius, emphasizing the importance of scribes in conveying God's message. It also outlines the inspiration and textual preservation of the Bible.
