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What if one of the oldest surviving Bibles told a story different from the one you've always known? For centuries, the Codex Vaticanus - a 4th-century manuscript preserved in the Vatican Library - was studied only by a privileged few. Today, it has been digitized, examined, and opened to the public, offering new insights into how Scripture was copied, preserved, and transmitted. In this book, you will discover: The 4th-century world in which Codex Vaticanus was created and why it became central to preserving the New Testament. The passages and textual differences that shaped Christian doctrine across history. How translation choices - from Greek to Latin to English - influenced theology and everyday belief. Why access to ancient manuscripts was once restricted, and how modern scholarship has brought them to light. How any reader, without specialized training, can explore manuscripts and understand their significance. Written in clear, engaging language, this book brings the Vatican's most important Bible out of the vault and into your hands. Whether you are a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious about Christian origins, you'll find both history and meaning here. The search for truth does not weaken faith. It deepens it. And that journey begins with Codex Vaticanus.

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