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...blical manuscript#Gregory-Aland|Gregory-Aland]] no. '''A''' or '''02''', [[Biblical manuscript#Von Soden|Soden]] δ 4) is a fifth-century Christian [[manuscrip ...[[Codex Vaticanus|Vaticanus]], it is one of the earliest and most complete manuscripts of the [[Bible]]. [[Brian Walton (bishop)|Brian Walton]] assigned Alexandri

...f MSS mentioned in the present article may be seen in <em> Facsimiles from Biblical MSS in the British Museum </em> (1900). The best edition of the Clementine == Watson's Biblical & Theological Dictionary <ref name="term_81599" /> ==

...to be forged. [[Already]] famous, through the work of Beza, as a centre of Biblical scholarship, it became the rallying place of the more advanced members of t ...also republished a series of Essays written by some of their number on <i> Biblical Revision: Its [[Necessity]] and Purpose </i> , 1879; and account should be

...al than had been anticipated, and the earliest printed books were not only illuminated, but the printers even attempted, by a process of their art, to supersede m ...cal-literature/illumination,+art+of Art Of Illumination from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...strict of Nicomedia, they even had the same order as that exhibited by our Manuscripts. The citation does not appear to be due to hearsay, but to be drawn from a

...[Saviour]] Jesus Christ, and of the Holy Spirit,’ and says that ‘he who is illuminated (see above, <b> 1 </b> ) is washed in the name of Jesus Christ … and in t ...one body, ... and were all made to drink into one Spirit" (all the oldest manuscripts omit "into"), the two sacraments are alluded to. Where baptism answers to i

...of the Apostles, always stand first. Of the doctrinal class, some leading manuscripts—including the Alexandrine and Vatican—make the catholic epistles preced ...the reader unite prayer with his endeavours, that his understanding may be illuminated, and his heart impressed with the great truths which the sacred Scriptures

...t]] codex (the White Convent, near <i> ''''' Akhmı̂m ''''' </i> ); indeed, Biblical papyri in Coptic are fairly numerous, and patristic literature is being rap

...receive with more readiness the revealed doctrine of God’s existence. The biblical writers, however, did not, in either dispensation, concern themselves to pr ..., but paraphrases, and at the end of the same chapter says that ‘he who is illuminated is washed in the name of Jesus Christ’), and in Tertullian, <em> adv. Pra

== Baker's Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology <ref name="term_18325" /> == ...ckground of Christian Liturgy </i> ; D. Peterson, <i> Engaging with God: A Biblical Theology of Worship </i> ; R. N. Schaper, <i> In His [[Presence]] </i> ; M.