The original manuscripts of the Bible, known as autographs, are not preserved in any single location today. Over the centuries, these texts have been copied, translated, and disseminated widely. However, some of the earliest existing copies and fragments of biblical texts can be found in various locations around the world.
For instance, the Vatican Apostolic Library in Vatican City houses a number of ancient biblical manuscripts, including some of the earliest copies of the New Testament. Additionally, the British Library in London contains the Codex Sinaiticus, one of the oldest complete manuscripts of the New Testament.
Moreover, other significant manuscripts can be found in museums and libraries such as the National Library of France and the Russian State Library. While these repositories hold very important biblical texts, it’s important to understand that the original writings as composed by the authors are no longer available. Instead, scholars study these ancient copies to understand the history and evolution of biblical scripture.