Text & Canon Institute

09/27/2026

We’re returning home from a wonderful conference on Church History hosted by Apologetics Canada in Toronto. We gave talks on the history of the Bible to an amazing audience while reconnecting with old friends and making new ones.

For the recordings of the talks given at the conference, see the link in the comments👇.

09/26/2026

Come see us at the Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary booth at the Apologetics Canada conference!

Come learn about MBTS and Spurgeon College.

Enter to win TCI swag and the directors’ book, Scribes & Scriptures!

09/24/2026

NEWS | John D. Meade Presents New Research on Greek Psalms at Göttingen Conference

Read the news: https://bit.ly/3V8xgKN

09/09/2026

We’ve just updated our speaking calendar. If you’re near any of these areas in the next 6 months, we’d love to see you. Learn more at https://textandcanon.org/events/scribes-scripture/ -dates

09/02/2026

Our newest article explains Eusebius’s ancient cross-referencing system for the Gospels that allows for a rich reading of the Gospels.

Eusebius’s ancient cross-referencing system was a profound innovation that allows a rich reading of the Gospels.

08/28/2026

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08/25/2026

Do you or someone you know use a Scofield Reference Bible? First published in 1909, the Scofield Bible was an immediate hit. It sold more than two million copies in its first few decades and, by one estimate, has sold more than ten million copies in its lifetime. Learn more about this famous Bible that has influenced an entire religious subculture in the English-speaking world.

By combining familiar and original material, the Scofield Reference Bible ushered in a theological sea change.

08/12/2026

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08/04/2026

Our newest article is on the Complutensian Polyglot, the first printed multi-column, multi-language Bible. Produced in Spain, it was an unrivaled achievement of biblical scholarship and was a pinnacle of 16th-century book production.

The first printed multi-column, multi-language Bible was the crown of Spanish scholarship in the 16th century. Learn about its many innovations in this article from Thomas Hudgins.