One of the great conveniences of our time enjoyed by
students of New Testament textual criticism is the ability, via the internet,
to travel to the libraries of institutions around the world and view their
manuscripts. The University of Chicago,
the British Library, the Bibliothèque nationale de France (the National Library
of France), the Vatican Library, the Parker Library, the University of Michigan, and the Walters Art Museum are just a few of the institutions whose
collections of New Testament manuscripts (or substantial parts of them) can be
visited online.
From Dan Wallace:
● How Badly Has the Bible Been Corrupted? (at Purdue University, 2016)
From Ron Minton: The Majority Text (in three parts):
● The Majority Text, part 2
From Dirk Jongkind:
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