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History of New Testament Textual Criticism by William Henderson provides an essential and accessible exploration of the fascinating evolution of New Testament textual studies. From the early days of handwritten manuscripts to the groundbreaking discoveries of the Dead Sea Scrolls and modern digital techniques, this comprehensive work takes readers through the pivotal moments, scholars, and debates that have shaped our understanding of the Bible's textual transmission. Whether you're a theologian, historian, or curious reader, this book offers a deep yet clear analysis of how the Bible we read today has been meticulously preserved, scrutinized, and refined over centuries. With rich insights into the controversies, discoveries, and ongoing innovations in textual criticism, Henderson's work provides a crucial guide to the legacy and future of biblical scholarship. Ideal for those seeking both academic depth and engaging narrative, this book will captivate anyone interested in the Bible's origins and its profound impact on faith, culture, and history.