Greek New Testament
Novum Testamentum Graece
Greek
Various early Christian authors 1st century CE · published 1869
1002 pages
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Step into the detective’s office of Constantin von Tischendorf, the man who discovered the world's oldest Bible, to explore the most forensic reconstruction of the New Testament ever attempted. By cross-referencing ancient codices and lost translations, this edition tackles the ultimate question: what did the original apostolic writers actually say?
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