Integrity Syndicate imprint

Classical Works at the Core of Christianity.

NT Archive recovers consequential works in New Testament studies, transcribes them from original printings, and prepares searchable digital texts and carefully designed enhanced editions for a new generation of readers.

New enhanced editions

Recovered scholarship,
prepared for close reading.

Each edition preserves the argument and historical character of the original while adding the editorial structure and typography expected by contemporary readers.

01

Original 1927 · 334 pages

The Making of Luke–Acts

Henry J. Cadbury

Cadbury’s foundational study of the Third Gospel and Acts as a continuous two-volume work—and the book that established the name Luke–Acts.

New edition · June 26, 2026Read online
03

Original 1930 · 331 pages

Studies in Matthew

Benjamin Wisner Bacon

Bacon’s mature account of Matthew’s literary construction, sources, organization, and place in early Christian history.

New edition · June 18, 2026Read online
04

Original 1924 · 584 pages

The Four Gospels

Burnett Hillman Streeter

A landmark synthesis of textual and source criticism addressing the origins, transmission, and relationships of the canonical Gospels.

New edition · June 18, 2026Read online
06

Original 1926 · 280 pages

Behind the Third Gospel

Vincent Taylor

A sustained case that Luke expanded an earlier non-Markan draft rather than merely arranging material around Mark.

New edition · June 14, 2026Read online

The archive method

Not a scan.
A renewed edition.

  1. 01

    Transcribe

    The text is rebuilt from the original printing as clean, searchable, accessible content.

  2. 02

    Verify

    Editorial review corrects transcription defects while preserving the author’s wording and structure.

  3. 03

    Enhance

    Context, summaries, figures, indexes, and modern typography make difficult works easier to navigate.

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