#ManuscriptMonday GA 0220, also known as the Wyman Fragment, is a 3rd or 4th century fragment of Romans held by the Museum of the Bible. Explore images in our Digital Manuscript Collection: buff.ly/GCTEGR5

We’re over halfway to our North Texas Giving Day goal, with only 4 hours left! By giving before midnight tonight, you can help us train and equip the next generation of biblical scholars. Help us cross the finish line: buff.ly/fbiPJAi

Explore the latest additions to our Digital Manuscript Collection! Swipe to learn more, then visit the link below to explore high-resolution images of these manuscripts, digitally preserved and made available through CSNTM sponsorship. 🔗 buff.ly/QbxP7r7

We’re just 2 weeks away from North Texas Giving Day, which means… it’s time for some intern photos from the archives! Will you join us in investing in the next generation of biblical scholars and church leaders? Give today: northtexasgivingday.org/stor…

#ManuscriptMonday Dated to around 200 CE, 𝔓46 is the oldest surviving manuscript of Paul's letters. Explore more images: buff.ly/6wz1pOr

Early giving for North Texas Giving Day starts tomorrow! Visit the link to get to know this year’s interns and invest in their training: buff.ly/42pG82T

#ManuscriptMonday GA 473 is an 11th-century Gospels manuscript containing most of the text of the four Gospels. View images in our digital collection: buff.ly/3HRbWRf

Our equipment is officially packed up and on its way to Oslo, Norway! #NewTestament #Manuscripts #Digitization

#ManuscriptMonday GA 2604 is a Gospels minuscule manuscript that CSNTM photographed at the Chester Beatty in 2013. Explore more images: collections.csntm.org/manusc…

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#ManuscriptMonday Papyrus 74 (𝔓74) is a 7th-century papyrus manuscript containing portions of Acts and the Catholic (or General) Epistles. Explore images in our digital collection: buff.ly/3G4mUS5

See this week's additions to our Digital Manuscript Collection: collections.csntm.org/search… #NewTestament #Manuscripts #Digitization

#TextCriticTuesday Constantin von Tischendorf (1815-1874) remains one of the most famous text critics ever. His most notable discovery was Codex Sinaiticus at St Catherine’s Monastery, considered among scholars to be one of the most significant Greek texts of the New Testament.

#ManuscriptMonday Lectionary 2466 is a 14th-century Apostolos lectionary containing readings from Acts and the General Epistles. Explore more images: buff.ly/bAP3Pkr

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#ManuscriptMonday GA 216 is a fourteenth-century Greek minuscule manuscript containing Acts, the Pauline Epistles, and the Catholic Epistles. Explore more images: collections.csntm.org/manusc…

We are continuing our series featuring manuscripts from the Bodleian Library in Oxford, England, whose digitization was sponsored by CSNTM. Explore more images here: buff.ly/UBmNwuX

#ManuscriptMonday GA 2878 is a single parchment leaf containing a portion of Luke 23, dated to the 12th century. View images in our digital collection: buff.ly/kJNfGzz

We are excited to announce the publication of manuscripts from the Bodleian Library in Oxford, England, whose digitization was sponsored by CSNTM. Explore the images here: collections.csntm.org/search…