Updated American Standard Version
Giving Bible readers what God said not what translators think God meant
The Damascus Pentateuch (Codex Sassoon 507) is a 10th‑century Masoretic codex of the Five Books of Moses, preserving a near‑complete consonantal text.
The Michigan Codex, in the University of Michigan Library, provides medieval witness to the Hebrew Bible’s Masoretic consonantal stability.
Dive into the significance of Papyrus P37, an early Greek manuscript of the New Testament. Discover its value and the insights it offers into early Christian scriptures, referencing Matthew 26:19-52.
