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VAR-2172 · Variant · Preliminary
Adverse entailment established
John 10:8 — “All That Ever Came before Me”: Do the Final Words Belong?
The words “before me” stand in the received text and in leading current critical editions, though an important Byzantine branch and other witnesses omit them.
Open controlled recordVAR-2165 · Variant · Preliminary
Adverse entailment established
John 8:16 — “The Father That Sent Me”: Does the Article or Pronoun Belong?
The principal received and critical texts both name “the Father who sent me”; their clearer edition-level difference concerns the adjective for Christ’s true judgment.
Open controlled recordVAR-2143 · Variant · Preliminary
Adverse entailment established
John 5:3–4 — The Angel Who Troubled the Water: Is the Passage Authentic?
The received account explains the waiting sick and the moving water; the critical text omits the end of verse 3 and all of verse 4.
Open controlled recordVAR-2145 · Variant · Preliminary
No adverse entailment · agrees with the received text
John 5:36 — “Greater Witness” or “Greater Works”? The Evidence Christ Cites
The principal Greek texts agree that Christ has a testimony greater than John’s and that the Father-given works bear that testimony.
Open controlled recordVAR-2146 · Variant · Preliminary
No adverse entailment · agrees with the received text
John 5:39 — “Search the Scriptures” or “Ye Search the Scriptures”?
The same Greek verb can be read as an imperative, “Search,” or an indicative, “Ye search”; manuscripts do not supply the deciding punctuation.
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