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Awesome video. Thanks, Christian!
This is wonderful news! Congratulations to all who worked on this edition. Does anyone know when and where the print version will be available in the U.S.A?
Looks like December 31, 2012 it will be available in USA and Canada. See Amazon.com
I enjoyed hearing from Strutwolf.
Thank you.
Thanks Christian, excellent video.
I understand the comment about making the text critical apparatus easier to use and follow. Great. Look forward to seeing that. But if NT scholars think NA27 is tricky, they should try making sense of all the marginalia and text critical stuff in BHS. Much more taxing (as well as being quite fun of course).
And here, something very special: An old TV report on the Opening of the Bible Museum in Münster and an interview with Prof. Dr. Kurt Aland back in 1979. For those who do not understand German language I arranged the English subtitles.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9Qa17PmwY4
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