Papyrus 32 Replica — A Rare Early Witness to Paul’s Letter to Titus!

𝔓32 - This handcrafted replica brings you one of the earliest surviving manuscript witnesses to Paul’s Epistle to Titus—a powerful New Testament letter centered on sound teaching, Christian character, and a life marked by good works.

Known as Papyrus 32 (𝔓32) or Papyrus Rylands 5, the manuscript is generally dated to around A.D. 200. It was acquired in Egypt and is now preserved at the John Rylands University Library in Manchester, England.

Contains:

• Recto: Titus 1:11–15

• Verso: Titus 2:3–8

• Original fragment size: approximately 4x2 inches

• Shipped securely in an 6x8 black gift box and displayed in an 4 x6 acrylic magnetic floating display.

The preserved passages include Paul’s warning against teachers who were disrupting entire households for dishonest gain, followed by instructions for mature Christian conduct. Titus is urged to present himself as “a pattern of good works,” showing integrity, seriousness, and sound speech.

Textual scholars Kurt and Barbara Aland classified 𝔓32 as a Category I manuscript, a category generally reserved for early witnesses considered especially valuable for studying the history of the Greek New Testament text.

Customers have used these replicas for:

• Sermon props

• Bible studies

• Classroom lessons

• Seminary education

• Personal collections

• Church displays

• Museum exhibits

• Office or bookshelf displays

Modern Replica Only: This item is a newly created replica made for artistic, historical, and educational purposes. It is not an ancient artifact, an official museum facsimile, or an original manuscript.