Category Archives: NT Codices

Recitation of Philippians 1:1-18

Posted on January 16, 2014 by jacobcerone

I just finished memorizing the next section. Here’s the video of my memory work in Philippians to date. [Note: There are two mistakes in the video (I thought I was going to have it perfect this time . . . … Continue reading →

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Fun in Vaticanus: Citations and Divisions

Posted on December 28, 2011 by jacobcerone

Greek students, what are the cardinal rules you were taught in Bible College and or Seminary about the basic features of Greek manuscripts?  There is no versification, there is no punctuation, there are no formal citations, there are no paragraph … Continue reading →

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Fun in Vaticanus: Some More Features

Posted on December 20, 2011 by jacobcerone

I am continuing to find a number of interesting features in Codex Vaticanus.  The first example is taken from Matthew 3:7, the second is taken from Matthew 3:11-12. If a word ends in a “Ν” and there is no room … Continue reading →

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Fun in Vaticanus: A Mysterious Lamed

Posted on December 20, 2011 by jacobcerone

I am re-reading through the Greek version of Matthew 3 in order to revise one of my papers from Seminary in hopes of submitting it to the Regional meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society.  So…why not do my reading in … Continue reading →

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Fun in Sinaiticus: A Nerd Experiences Abbreviations

Posted on December 20, 2011 by jacobcerone

I mentioned that I received an Accordance module of codices from the Massengills and Cerones for my birthday.  Well, yesterday I was finally able to sit down and dabble.  To my delight I found a phenomenon of which all students … Continue reading →

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