Foundational scriptural corpus
The Core New Testament
A deliberately focused corpus comprising Luke–Acts, Paul's letters, and the primitive apostolic proclamation, presented as the foundational apostolic witness.
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Critical editions.
Transparent texts.
Integrity Syndicate publishes rigorous, accessible resources for readers who want to see how the New Testament text was formed, transmitted, and interpreted.
2Publisher Imprints
8Original publications
25Classical works reissued
7,000+Textual variants annotated
Flagship edition
The text—and its history—on the same page.
The AICNT pairs an AI-assisted, scholar-reviewed English translation with a direct, reader-facing account of more than 7,000 manuscript variants.
AI Critical New Testament
Braces mark alternative wording. Single brackets show words absent from early witnesses. Double brackets identify likely later additions. Concise notes name the evidence behind each reading.
- 7,000+
- textual variants
- 27
- New Testament books
- Greek
- direct source text
01Primary evidence
02Visible decisions
03Readable scholarship
04Correctable editions
Now in active development
A whole Bible translated from the Septuagint and the Greek New Testament.
The AI Standard Version: Agentic Edition is being built through an agentic translation and verification system using the Septuagint for the Old Testament and a new critical Greek text for the New Testament.
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Critical resources for serious New Testament study.
Scholarly companion
The Case for the Core New Testament
The historical, textual, canonical, and source-critical argument for identifying Luke–Acts, Paul, and the kerygma as the core apostolic witness.
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AI Critical New Testament
An AI-assisted, scholar-reviewed English New Testament that puts the manuscript record in view, with more than 7,000 textual variants documented alongside the translation.
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Horae Paulinae
Paley's classic argument that Acts and the Pauline letters authenticate one another through subtle, undesigned correspondences.
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From the manuscript to the reader.
Translation, canonical research, study software, and renewed editions of classic scholarship work together as one publishing program.
NT Archive imprint
The most important old books should not feel old to read.
NT Archive recovers classic New Testament scholarship from original printings, then reissues it as clean, searchable online texts and carefully designed enhanced editions.
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Study the evidence