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For the D reading compare: 2. Chr 36:4 The king of Egypt made his brother Eliakim king over Judah and Jerusalem, and changed his name to Jehoiakim. So, Eliakim is just another name for Iwakim. Perhaps a marginal gloss that found its way into the text? D also adds three other names, compare discussion of D's genealogy in Lk. Porphyry (3rd CE): Jerome, Comm. in Daniel, (reg. 1:1): "Et ob hane causam in evang. sec. Matthaeum una videtur esse generatio (Matth. 1, 11. 12), quia secunda tessaradekaj in Joacim desinit filio Josiae, et tertia incipit a Joacin filio Joacim. quod ignorans Porphyrius calumniam struit ecclesiae, suam ostendens imperitiam, dum evangelistae Matthaei arguere nititur falsitatem." [from Harnack "Porphyrius"] Rating: 2? (NA probably original) External Rating: 2 (NA clearly original) (after weighting the witnesses)
TVU 4 Minority reading: NA 27 Matthew 1:16 VIakw.b de. evge,nnhsen to.n VIwsh.f to.n a;ndra Mari,aj( evx h-j evgennh,qh VIhsou/j o` lego,menoj cristo,j T&T #2 to.n a;ndra Mari,aj( evx h-j evgennh,qh o` lego,menoj cristo,j f1, pc 12 VIwsh.f de. evge,nnhsen to.n a;ndra Mari,aj( evx h-j evgennh,qh VIhsou/j o` lego,menoj cristo,j 2670 w-| mnhsteuqei,sa parqe,noj Mari,am evge,nnhsen VIhsou/n to.n lego,menon cristo,n D?, Q, f13, L547, it(a, b, c, d, g 1 , k, q) "to whom, being betrothed, a virgin Maria bore Jesus" to.n a;ndra Mari,aj( w-| mnhsteuqei,sa h=n Mari,am parqe,noj h] e;teken VIhsou/j Cristo,j Sy-C, arm "the husband of Mary, to whom was betrothed a virgin Maria, who bore Jesus" VIwsh.f( w-| mnhsteuqei,sa h=n Mari,am parqe,noj( evge,nnhsen VIhsou/n to.n lego,menon cristo,n Sy-S "Joseph, to whom was betrothed a virgin Maria, begat Jesus" VIwsh.f de.( w-| evmnhsteu,qh h=n parqe,noj Mari,am( evge,nnhsen VIhsou/n to.n lego,menon cristo,n von Soden (!) txt P1(3 rd CE), 01, B, C, K, P, L, W, (f1), 33, 579, 892, Maj, Lat (aur, f, ff 1 , vg), Sy-P, Sy-H, Co
Page 1 and 2: A Textual Commentary on the Greek G
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Streeter "Four Gospels" (p. 250 foo
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TVU 34 Minority reading: NA 27 Matt
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TVU 35 Minority "Caesarean" reading
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sugcwroume,nhj mhde. qumou/ tinoj e
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So, the evidence here is not conclu
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Rating: 2? (NA probably original)
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Origen (2 nd CE, Fr. Matt. 104, s.
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Parallel: NA 27 Luke 6:29 tw/| tu,p
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Rating: - (indecisive)
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TVU 46 NA 27 Matthew 5:47 kai. eva.
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TVU 47 NA 27 Matthew 6:1 Prose,cete
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TVU 48 NA 27 Matthew 6:4 o[pwj h=|
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TVU 49 NA 27 Matthew 6:5 Kai. o[tan
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TVU 51 NA 27 Matthew 6:6 o` ble,pwn
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Rating: - (indecisive) External Rat
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Chrys Caragounis is of the opinion
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TVU 55 NA 27 Matthew 6:13 kai. mh.
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4. Didache, from Funk/Bihlmeyer (19
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Possibly there is a Chiastic struct
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Jewish connotations was unsuitable
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See also: NA 27 Matthew 11:19 h=lqe
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The original reading of 01 agrees w
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TVU 60 16. Difficult variant: Minor
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Weiss notes (Textkritik, p. 125f.)
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Compare: NA 27 Mark 4:8 kai. a;lla
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TVU 78 A question of punctuation NA
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Note the omission of evn tw/| VIsra
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The Latin ibunt seems to be a varia
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TVU 84 Minority reading: Matthew 8:
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NA 27 Matthew 14:19 kai. keleu,saj
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TVU 86 Minority reading: Matthew 8:
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NA 27 Matthew 14:22 Kai. euvqe,wj h
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At the following verses the Byzanti
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in Christianity. In earliest times,
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As one can see, the tendency is alw
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It is interesting that the exclamat
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Diatessaron: Gadarhnw/n Syriac Gera
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Rating: 2? (NA probably original) E
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tou.j coi,rouj / h` avge,lh are the
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TVU 100 NA 27 Matthew 9:8 ivdo,ntej
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TVU 101 NA 27 Matthew 9:13 ouv ga.r
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one. Weiss (Textkritik, p. 154) als
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TVU 104 32. Difficult variant: Mino
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TVU 108 NA 27 Matthew 9:27 Kai. par
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TVU 110 Minority reading: NA 27 Mat
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TVU 113 36. Difficult variant NA 27
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Epiphanius is giving the names of t
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Rating: 2 (NA clearly original)
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There is no reason for an omission,
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TVU 119 38. Difficult variant Minor
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It is interesting that one has two
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cleansed and the deaf hear. Finally
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In Lk the words are safe. The txt r
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TVU 140 45. NA 27 Difficult variant
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self-sufficient neutrality, which i
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Same in the parallel Lk 10:15 Byz A
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Here WH and Byz agree against txt.
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Weiss (Mt Com.) thinks that o;cloi
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D seems to support the eivj too, be
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the passive of prosfe,rw are also t
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TVU 157 NA 27 Matthew 12:31 Dia. to
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The verse was omitted probably due
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Jerome (Comm. Mat.): Legi in nonnul
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TVU 181 NA 27 Matthew 13:55 ouvc ou
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probable than to that of Mk; while
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The reading of 01* is strange. Metz
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TVU 198 NA 27 Matthew 15:4 o` ga.r
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TVU 200 NA 27 Matthew 15:6 kai. hvk
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TVU 211 69. Difficult variant: NA 2
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sought there the home of Mary Magda
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TVU 213 NA 27 Matthew 16:4 genea. p
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TVU 216 NA 27 Matthew 16:13 ti,na l
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TVU 223 NA 27 Matthew 17:11 o` de.
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Possibly avpisti,an is inspired by
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And note: NA 27 1 Corinthians 7:5 i
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It is interesting to consider the E
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A strange addition. Metzger comment
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TVU 233 NA 27 Matthew 18:7 Ouvai. t
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Parallels: NA 27 Matthew 5:32 evgw.
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Compare also: NA 27 Matthew 20:23 t
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This must be discussed together wit
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Or has the Byzantine reading been c
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fhmi, is much rarer than le,gw. At
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NA 27 Matthew 24:34 avmh.n le,gw u`
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P37: After ibñ the papyrus breaks
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eally make a decision about the pos
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Thus the four versions are: txt ver
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The following comments by WH, based
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There is an extra file with images
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The problem that gave rise to the v
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The problem here is that the transl
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Note, that the name in the LXX 2Chr
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A curious mixture. The occurrences
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It has been suggested to take the s
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Compare LXX: ai-ma di,kaion appears
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Origen (Sermon 117 on Mat, Latin on
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There actually exists a Jeremiah ap
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If one is analyzing the text one fi
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• Montague Rhodes James "The Lost
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Origen (Sermon 121, on Matthew): "I
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Rating: 1? or - (NA probably wrong
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