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- Author: R. A. Schauweker
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Lancelot Brenton's Septuagint Old Testament (1851) paired with Henry T. Anderson's translation of the Codex Sinaiticus New Testament (1866). This module is the standard Canon (apocrypha not included).
According to Wikipedia: "The codex is an Alexandrian text-type manuscript written in the 4th century in uncial letters on parchment. Current scholarship considers the Codex Sinaiticus to be one of the best Greek texts of the New Testament, along with that of the Codex Vaticanus... Originally, the Codex contained the whole of both Testaments. Approximately half of the Greek Old Testament (or Septuagint) survived, along with a complete New Testament, plus the Epistle of Barnabas, and portions of The Shepherd of Hermas."
The Septuagint was translated into Greek by Alexandrian Jews. Hence, the Alexandria Bible.
What's New in Version 1.0 (See full changelog)
- Uploaded Mac/e-sword 11 version.
I have thus far enjoyed reading and comparing Mr. Anderson's translation with the New American Standard translation and the King James Version. It is enlightening to have opportunity to view what differing readings are present in the Received Text as compared to Aleph. I am glad this translation has been made available.
The bad news is that Mr. Anderson's translation is not based on Aleph.
http://www.thetextof...t-say-what.html
And that the apparatus of NA not always mention if it is about the original or corrected version.
Sinaiticus is one of the most-corrected manuscripts of all time.
Tischendorf counted 14,800 corrections in what was then the Saint Petersburg portion alone!
http://www.skypoint....als.html#uAleph
This NT is not the Codex Sinaiticus, as it has MARK 9 onwards. I am atually looking for a word to word translation of the original Codex sinaiticus if anyone knows where I can find one in either .mybible or sqlite3 format?
I also meant to add that the e-sword Alexandria Bible module is the 1918 reprint of H.T. Anderson's NT and not the 1866 original version. Take heed if you are trying to do bible comparisons to Codex Sinaiticus as this is not the real H.T. Anderson translation.
NOTE: With the links provided by Septuagint1665 just remove extra characters after the "pdf" in the URL name that was provided.
Anderson H.T. New Testament (1864) Revised Version.
New Testament translation by H. T. Anderson (1864) Registered 1864 in Ohio, by H. T. Anderson, printed Louisville, Ky: John P. Morton & Company, (1866).
https://ia800503.us....41906ucmf_3.pdf
PDF 575 pages. Printed page number 568 is the End of Revelation XXII.21 on page 571/575.
From the Library of the University of Chicago.
Anderson H.T. New Testament (1864) Revised Version.
https://ia800508.us....andeuoft_bw.pdf
New Testament translation by H. T. Anderson (1864) Registered 1864 in Ohio, by H. T. Anderson, printed Cincinnati: Published for the Author. (1865).
PDF 574 pages. Printed page number 569 is the end of Revelation XXII.21 on page 571/574.
From the Wycliffe College Library
You will find a copy of the 1918 edition on Bible Support at Anderson, Henry - Sinaitic Manuscript NT 1918 at http://www.biblesupport.com/e-sword-downloads/file/8190-anderson-henry-sinaitic-manuscript-nt-1918/ (submitted by david psalms Oct 09, 2012).
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I have thus far enjoyed reading and comparing Mr. Anderson's translation with the New American Standard translation and the King James Version. It is enlightening to have opportunity to view what differing readings are present in the Received Text as compared to Aleph. I am glad this translation has been made available.
harold richards
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