By: Peter Malik, PhD, Guest Contributer Peter Malik is Research Associate, Institut für Septuaginta- und biblische Textforschung, Kirchliche Hochschule Wuppertal/Bethel. He completed his PhD at the University of Cambridge (Peterhouse), focusing on the transmission of the New Testament in general and of the Book of Revelation in particular. As a group, the Chester Beatty Biblical PapyriContinue reading The Chester Beatty Papyrus of Revelation (P47): New Finds from an Old Treasure Trove
The CSNTM Online Digital Collection grows each month as new digital images of Greek New Testament manuscripts—housed in institutions all over the world—are added to our website. We are always striving to make our manuscript collection more convenient, comprehensive, and accessible. Because of this, we sometimes provide access to manuscripts that others have digitized. In these cases, the Center is permitted to either include theseContinue reading October 2020 Digital Collection Additions
Elijah Hixson (PhD, University of Edinburgh) recently joined CSNTM as a research fellow. After completing his doctoral thesis, published as Scribal Habits in Sixth-Century Greek Purple Codices, Elijah served at Tyndale House in Cambridge. His areas of research include New Testament textual criticism, papyrology, early Christian theology, C.H. Spurgeon (1834–1892) and apologetics. Elijah took some timeContinue reading Elijah Hixson: A Curious Fellow
By: Stratton L. Ladewig, PhD Next month, New Testament Papyri 𝔓45, 𝔓46, 𝔓47: Facsimiles (NTP) will be released. This publication is the culmination of a project started in 2013 when CSNTM digitized the collection at the Chester Beatty. The following year, the portion of P46 that is housed at the University of Michigan was digitized. There will be two facsimile volumes:Continue reading Discoveries and Digital Reunification
The CSNTM Online Digital Collection grows each month as new digital images of Greek New Testament manuscripts—housed in institutions all over the world—are added to our website. We are always striving to make our manuscript collection more convenient, comprehensive, and accessible. Because of this, we sometimes provide access to manuscripts that others have digitized. In these cases, the Center is permitted to either include theseContinue reading September 2020 Digital Collection Additions
By: Daniel B. Wallace, Executive Director Χρόνια Πολλά! Happy Birthday! CSNTM became an organization on September 13, 2002. We’re 18 years old! We have matured a lot since I founded the Center, but our mission and vision remain the same. We exist to preserve ancient New Testament manuscripts for current study and for future generations. Together,Continue reading Happy Birthday, CSNTM
On August 24th, the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts welcomed Johnathan Watkins to our team as an intern for the 2020–2021 academic year. Johnathan hails from Tyler, TX and currently studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, on track to finish his ThM in May 2021. He aspires to pursue a PhD, studying theContinue reading CSNTM Welcomes Another Scholar in Training
By: Daniel B. Wallace, Executive Director Nearly nine decades ago, three of the earliest and most extensive New Testament papyri were made available to scholars through color photographs. These facsimiles, together with their authoritative transcriptions, have remained the primary access that biblical scholars and papyrologists have had to them. Until now. With the multi-volume publicationContinue reading New Discoveries on Every Page: P45, P46, P47
By: Daniel B. Wallace, Executive Director Andy Patton, CSNTM’s Development Manager, was hired six years ago. He had just come to Dallas to work on his Master of Theology degree. He saw the posting for an assistant to the Development Manager, and we hired him virtually on the spot. Andy has been a key player in theContinue reading Godspeed, Andy Patton!
By: Andrew J. Patton The Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM) Digital Library contains hundreds of Greek NT manuscripts, each with its own story to tell. In our “From the Library” series, we feature individual manuscripts from our collection in order to showcase their unique beauty and importance. This aligns with CSNTM’s mission toContinue reading From the Library: GA 785 and GA 2933
