The Codex Sinaiticus

Discover the secrets of the world's oldest surviving Bible and why it still matters today.
For centuries, questions have echoed through history: Has the Bible been changed? Can we trust its words? What did the earliest Christians really read? The answer lies in one of the most extraordinary manuscripts ever discovered, Codex Sinaiticus, a 1,600-year-old handwritten Bible that has reshaped everything we know about Scripture and early Christianity.
In The Codex Sinaiticus: Secrets of the World's Oldest Surviving Bible and What It Reveals About Early Christianity, author Jude March takes you on a captivating journey through deserts, monasteries, libraries, and modern archives to uncover the fascinating story of how this ancient codex was written, preserved, rediscovered, and studied.

• Inside, you will explore:
• The dramatic history of Christianity under persecution before Constantine.
• How the Codex form revolutionized Scripture, replacing scrolls with books.
• What Codex Sinaiticus reveals about the formation of the biblical canon.
• Famous variants and omissions (like Mark's ending and John 7:53-8:11) are explained clearly.
• The incredible rediscovery by Constantin von Tischendorf in the 19th century.
• How Sinaiticus continues to shape modern Bible translations and Christian faith today.