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• Rediscovering a Gospel Forgery? January, 2010

  It’s not every day that the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM) gets invited to come photograph an undocumented New Testament manuscript in our own backyard. But just last week that’s exactly what happened…   Read more

• What Did the Ancient Scribes Write on? February, 2010

  Ancient manuscripts were written on three different surfaces: papyri, parchment, and paper. New Testament manuscripts have some of each of these categories. The largest number are parchment manuscripts. The latest are paper…   Read more

• The Story & Text of Codex Boernerianus November, 2010

  Codex Boernerianus, or Gregory-Aland G (012), is a 9th century vellum manuscript, currently housed at the University of Dresden, Germany. It contains Paul’s letters in Greek with an inter-linear Latin translation. It is named after…   Read more

• New Equipment Cuts Costs by $1,100 per Manuscript

  The initial purpose of the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM) is to preserve ancient Greek New Testament manuscripts through digital photography. They use the very best digital cameras available. An important part…   Read more