Konstantin von Tischendorf discovered what became known as the Codex Sinaiticus in St. Catherine’s Monastery at Mount Sinai (Egypt) in 1844. This ancient manuscript dates back to the 4th century and includes large portions of the Old Testament in Greek and the entire Greek New Testament text. Due to ist age, this ancient Greek New Testament text is one of the oldest and therefore also most authentic Greek New Testament manuscripts available but rarely available in printed form to a public audience today. This edition presents the entire accented Greek text of the New Testament transcribed from the original manuscript in uncial Greek letters and an exhaustive word concordance of the entire text body (corpus) for ease of reference.

• Tischendorf

• Codex Sinaiticus

• New Testament

• Greek NT Text

• Bible

Muhammad Wolfgang Schmidt graduated in Linguistics, Chinese and Theology and several other academic disciplines from universities in Germany and abroad and has, after many years of teaching and research experience at various universities worldwide, several publications in his fields of expertise to his credit.