INTRODUCTION TO HANDWRITING STYLES: Authenticating and Dating New Testament Manuscripts

Edward D. Andrews takes readers on a journey through the discipline of paleography, revealing how the evolution of handwriting—from the fragile papyrus scrolls to the durable parchment codices—serves as a key to understanding the origins and reliability of these sacred texts. With detailed explanations of scribal habits, cultural influences, and the technological innovations of the time, this book demonstrates how the text of the New Testament has been faithfully preserved across centuries.

Perfect for scholars, students, and believers, INTRODUCTION TO HANDWRITING STYLES bridges the gap between academic study and faith, providing readers with a deeper appreciation of the human effort and divine providence that ensured the survival of the New Testament.

Uncover the legacy of scribes and the enduring trustworthiness of Scripture in this essential guide to the handwriting styles that shaped history.