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As sceptical Bible scholarship has grown in popularity, Christian apologetics has increasingly turned to textual criticism, the discipline of attempting to identify the original text, to find arguments in defence of the Bible's reliability.

Of all the Bible stories, the Christmas story is perhaps the best known and best loved across the world, by Christians and non-Christians alike, but away from the celebratory tinsel, what do Bible scholars make of the story of the infant in the manger?

Watch Bart Ehrman and Peter J Williams debate the reliability of the accounts of Jesus' life, death and resurrection.

The Greek New Testament Produced at Tyndale House, Cambridge, is now available on Bible Gateway, the world's most-visited Christian website.

Our world is fractured on every level—from the family to international relations. The news constantly reports broken relationships, strife-ridden communities and warring nations.

How much thought do you give to the earliest known physical copies of the Bible? Ever wonder who made them, or where they are now?

The Tyndale Fellowship Conference plenary lectures are open to the public, offering anyone with an interest in biblical and theological research the opportunity to engage in current developments and discussions.

Dirk Jongkind, one of the principal scholars behind the Tyndale House Greek New Testament, answers critical questions for understanding the biblical text.

Tyndale House reader Dr Emanuel Contac celebrates successful printing of a new translation of the Bible in Romanian.

Dirk Jongkind's new book 'An Introduction to the Greek New Testament Produced at Tyndale House' comes out on 31 May

Join us Saturday 22 June, for a day of teaching from Tyndale House researchers

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How the Langham Partnership and Tyndale House work together to support the next generation of academics

Tyndale House reader and PhD student George Heath-Whyte, plays the lead role in the world's first film shot entirely in the ancient language.

Our new free magazine brings biblical research out of the Tyndale House library and into your hands.