That's what I did. The Codex Sinaiticus is the earliest version that contains the New Testament. It's in Greek. It contains the Septuagint, but also the New Testament. If you want the oldest version of the Old Testament, it's the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Dude, the sinaiticus is bogus, the guy who faked it went to the trouble of publishing his confession in the newspapers, which makes sense of why the monks were using it as kindling:
How We Know Sinaiticus Is A Fake - Chick Tracts [1.01.18] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EESlY6n0i4
No, it's not bogus. The theories that it was forged were disproven.
If you still believe it's a forgery, then translate the Codex Vaticanus. They are mostly identical.
What! You mean to tell me that the guy doing the forgery didn’t alter it so much that the text was unrecognisable!!! I’m shocked.
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