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'''Papyrus 75''' is the oldest extant manuscript from the [[Gospel of Luke]], dated between AD 175 and 225.<ref>https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=2647</ref>  It also contains a portion of the [[Gospel of John]] and the [[Lord's Prayer]].

'''Papyrus 75''' is the oldest extant manuscript from the [[Gospel of Luke]], dated between AD 175 and 225.<ref>https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=2647</ref>  It also contains more than half (chapters 1-15:8) of the [[Gospel of John]] and the [[Lord's Prayer]].

 

This is considered to be the most significant of all the [[New Testament]] papyruses that have been discovered as of 2023.  Its preservation and quality are exceptionally high, it has a close agreement with the subsequent [[Codex Vaticanus]], and its ending of the [[Gospel of Luke]] is corroborated by the [[Gospel of John]] remarkably beginning on the same page.

It was donated to the [[Vatican Library]] in 2007.

It was donated to the [[Vatican Library]] in 2007.

[[category:Bible]]

[[category:Bible]]