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Codex Sinaiticus

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The four institutions that have parts of the oldest complete copy of the New Testament cooperated to create a website where Codex Sinaiticus can be studied. (The website is also available in German, Russian, and Greek.) You can also view the entire manuscript.

At the British Library site, you can see a virtual book. Click on “Codex Sinaiticus”; you will have to download free software to use the “Turn the
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​NOTE: In October, 2023, the British Library's website experienced a cyberattack. "The journey to full recovery will be a long one," said Roll Keating, chief executive of the British Library, and the British Library link will not work until then.


Other Bibles
  • The Great Isaiah Scroll
  • Codex Sinaiticus
  • Chester Beatty Papyrus P46
  • The Aleppo Codex
  • Codex Amiatinus
  • Morgan Crusader's Bible
  • Lindisfarne Gospels
  • Book of Kells
  • Codex Gigas
  • Gutenberg Bible
  • 1611 King James Version
  • The Jesus Film
  • English Translations
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