Discovered! Forgotten New Testament Codex - From 78 AD Written in Aramaic

In the early 1700's a librarian from the Vatican discovered an ancient codex containing the 4 Gospels of the New Testament written in Aramaic. On its last page the scribe made a note that it had been completed on December 18th, 78 AD. This information was forgotten until around 1889 when a biblical scholar republished this information. However, still to this day no one knows if this ancient codex is still in the Vatican Library or not. Could this truly be the oldest manuscript from the New Testament?

[@LakesBC]

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[@hippios]

id like to see the sources for these. please post them in the description or in the comments

[@colpfeiffer3321]

Hi again, this question relates more to some of your previous presentations. I tend to agree with you and others regarding the potential significance of soon 6000 years since creation/mankind especially observing how current world events are converging. But what would say is the latest year allowing for "margin of error", before which we should see the events of the final 'week' of years start to unfold?

[@SAHIHCHRISTIAN-eg7pz]

Excellent

[@BhikPersonal]

I'm a Christian. But can you cite your sources for these claims?