Dr. Thomas Marshall As we begin our study, let us pause to consider the background to the writings that we have today that we call our Bible. If we say that this is God's Word, how did we get it? Can we trust it? Is this all that God has to say? These questions cannot... Continue Reading →
What Do We Know About the Ancient Armenian Version of the Bible?
The Armenian Bible, translated in the early 5th century, reflects both Syriac and Greek traditions, offering a vital textual witness preserved in thousands of manuscripts.
Who Were the Goths and Why Is the Gothic Version of Interest to Textual Scholars and Bible Translators?
The Gothic Bible, translated by Ulfilas in the fourth century, preserves key Greek New Testament readings and aids modern textual reconstruction.

