The article tries to characterize the features of the 28th edition of the Nestle-Aland (2012). It describes the main alterations and differences in comparison with the earlier editions, which are both in the Greek text (in the Catholic Letters) and in the critical apparatus. It mentions other important alterations in this edition, too. It then also evaluates the significance of this critical edition of the Greek New Testament for the contemporary biblical studies.
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