Sometimes referred to as the "critical text" or the "eastern manuscript tradition" this is the Greek text most widely used today. It is the basis for nearly every modern Bible translation in the past one hundred years. The Greek text is identical to the Nestle-Aland 27th Edition. The GRAMCORD morphological concordance of the Greek text is one of the most highly regarded works of its kind in the academic world. Designed to meet the needs of Bible scholars and utilizing the language of seminary environment, this work is desired by the practicing clergy as well as the academic. The Logos Bible Software implementation of the GRAMCORD data base offers the additional usefulness of a non-technical interface, thereby allowing an even broader audience access to the data.
The text of the 26th edition of the Nestle-Aland was adopted for the 27th edition also, while the apparatus underwent an extensive revision. The text remained the same, because the 27th edition was not "deemed an appropriate occasion for introducing textual changes". Since then the situation has changed, because the Editio Critica Maior (ECM) of the Catholic Letters is now available. Its text was established on the basis of all the relevant material from manuscripts and other sources. The ECM text was adopted for the present edition following approval by the editorial committee of the Nestle-Aland and the GNT.

Table of contents:

Introduction
1. The Edition
2. The Text of the Edition
3. The Critical Apparatus
3.1. Structure and Critical Signs
3.2. The Greek Witnesses
3.3. The Early Versions
3.4. The Church Fathers
4. Notes in the Outer and Inner Margins
5. The Appendices
5.1. Codices Graeci et Latini
5.2. Variae Lectionesminores
5.3. Editionuv differentiae
5.4. Loci citativelallegati
5.5. Signa, sigla, Abbreviationes
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Text and Translation
Appendices:
1. Codices Graeci et Latini
2. Variae Lectionesminores
3. Editionuv differentiae
4. Loci citativelallegati
5. Signa, sigla, Abbreviationes