Bibles That Changed the World: P39 (The Gospel of John)

P39 gets its name from being the 39th New Testament text of Papyrus to be registered in the official catalog of Greek New Testament manuscripts. Due to the large, bold, text on the fragment, indicating little concern for how much papyrus was used, this codex was likely owned by someone well-off. Or who, at the least, had a patronage that could fund a manuscript like this.
This short continues our previews of our series Bibles that Changed the World, produced in partnership with the Museum of the Bible.
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