The lectionary reading for this Sunday stands at the threshold between Pascha and Ascension, commemorating Christ’s healing of the man born blind in John's Gospel. criticaltexts.com/weekly-lecti...

The Russian Academy of Sciences in St. Petersburg preserves a fascinating collection of Greek New Testament manuscripts spanning 14 centuries. Most of these have now been digitized! Read more here: criticaltexts.com/digital-imag...

The Gospel lectionary reading for today is John 4:5–42, Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman. In the tradition of the Church, this woman is celebrated by name. Read more about this Sunday and how this story is remembered and depicted in Byzantine lectionaries. criticaltexts.com/weekly-lecti...

For anyone who wants to understand the CBGM a bit better, here’s a post on what it is, what it isn’t, and why it matters for New Testament textual criticism and beyond. criticaltexts.com/the-one-with...

Currently up for sale, an 11th century Greek New Testament lectionary, L 1996. inlibris.com/de/item/bn68... It can be viewed in person at the NY Antiquarian Book Fair until May 3rd.

Two Greek New Testament manuscript leaves, missing for over 60 years, have recently come to light again. Read more about these manuscripts and the rather unusual story behind their rediscovery. criticaltexts.com/two-greek-ne...

This new article highlights some of the many possibilities of the New Testament Virtual Manuscript Room, offering a great snapshot of how the platform is shaping collaborative work in New Testament textual criticism. www.resilience-ri.eu/story/the-nt...

History of the Nestle-Aland Starting Again criticaltexts.com/history_nest... New post about an exciting research project starting up again

Very happy to see that the Athos Digital Repository of Manuscripts is working again! There are currently 3321 MSS digitized. repo.mountathos.org/en

criticaltexts.com/how-many-com... For decades, it's been widely claimed that there are about 60 complete Greek NT manuscripts. But what qualifies as “complete”? And are there really 60 manuscripts that meet that criterion? This post examines these questions in light of the manuscript evidence.

Χριστὸς ἀνέστη! A year through a Byzantine lectionary: criticaltexts.com/weekly_lecti...

New post: From Darkness to Light: A Year Through a Byzantine Gospel Lectionary criticaltexts.com/from-darknes...

Video overview of the 6th edition of the United Bible Societies' Greek New Testament: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT9I...