New Testament Textual Analysis 23 - Consult the Evidence Directly

The advantages of consulting the external evidence for the New Testament text, with special attention given to 15 manuscripts.

2:00 - Mt 24:35 in Codex Sinaiticus
3:00 - 0212: not a continuous-text manuscript
4:00 - lectionary 1276 - a palimpsest
5:15 - the Garima Gospels
6:00 - the Book of Kells and Matthew 27:49
8:30 - the Fadden More Psalter
9:30 - Codex Gissensis
10:00 - inscriptions at Faras
11:00 - GA 157
11:45 - Codex Gigas ("The Devil's Bible")
12:40 - 024 and 026 and Codex Carolinus - palimpsests
15:00 - Today's access to digital manuscipts
Links:

Codex Sinaiticus: Codexsinaiticus.org
Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts: csntm.org
Book of Kells: https://digitalcollections.tcd.ie/con...
Fadden More Psalter: https://vimeo.com/164540291
Code Gissensis: http://www.gotica.de/gissensis.html
Faras inscriptions: F. L. Griffith’s “Oxford Excavations in Nubia,” in the 1927 volume of Annals of Archaeology and Anthropology, in Plate 64, sub-titled “Anchorite’s Grotto.”
Codex Amiatinus: • Codex Amiatinus, the oldest complete ...
Codex Gigas: https://www.wdl.org/en/item/3042/view...
024, 026, Codex Carolinus: http://diglib.hab.de/mss/64-weiss/sta...

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