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What if the Bible you know is only part of the story? For centuries, Christians have trusted their Bibles-without realizing that the earliest manuscripts reveal a richer, more complex picture. At the heart of this mystery is Codex Sinaiticus, the oldest nearly complete Bible, copied in the 4th century and preserved against all odds. This remarkable manuscript contains the familiar Gospels, letters, and psalms, but also writings later excluded from the canon, such as the Epistle of Barnabas and the Shepherd of Hermas. It reveals passages missing from modern Bibles, scribal debates and corrections, and a church still struggling to define its faith. Inside this book, you will discover: How Constantine and early church leaders shaped the canon The hidden scriptures once beloved by believers but rejected by councils The extraordinary journey of Codex Sinaiticus-from creation to rediscovery Why its differences from today's Bibles still spark debate Clear, engaging, and deeply researched, this book uncovers both the Bible you know-and the one you don't. The oldest witness still speaks. Are you ready to listen?

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