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Transmission
Process of how Scriptures were written or copied down
Translation
Translating Bible into other languages
Canonization
Process of recognizing book of Bible as authentic
Scribe
Member of a learned class in ancient Israel through New Testament times studying the Scriptures and serving as copyists, editors, teachers, and jurists.
Manuscript
Written by hand, not typed
Codex
In book form, ancient manuscript
Scroll
Roll of paper used for writing
Papyrus
Ancient materials made from the papyrus plant
Parchment
Writing material made from animal skin
Apocrypha
Set of books not included in the canon
Dead Sea Scrolls
Jewish manuscripts found over 10 years
Codex Vaticanus
It’s the oldest set of Greek manuscripts of the entire Bible and it is named after where it is currently stored
Septuagint
Greek Bible translated from Hebrew by 72 people
Codex Alexandrinus
A fifth-century manuscript of the whole Greek Bible that gets its name from where the manuscript was produced
Codex Sinaiticus
This manuscript was discovered at St. Catherine’s monastery by the scholar Tischendorf and is currently divided among four different countries
Masoretic Text
Jewish canon (24 books)
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