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No adverse entailment · agrees with the received text
Acts 11:20 — Greeks or Grecians? Who First Heard the Gospel at Antioch?
Scrivener and NA28 read Ἑλληνιστάς, Greek-speaking Jews or Hellenists.
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Acts 10:36–40 — Jesus Christ, Lord of All, Raised “the Third Day”
The confession, universal lordship, anointing by the Holy Ghost, death on a tree, resurrection on the third day, and manifestation to witnesses all stand in the principal forms.
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Acts 11:12 — “Nothing Doubting” or “Making No Distinction”? Peter’s Recollection
The present participle διακρινόμενον can describe hesitation or inward doubt; the aorist διακρίναντα in the critical form points more naturally to making a distinction.
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Acts 10:48 — Baptized in the Name of the Lord or in the Name of Jesus Christ?
The two forms explicitly name the baptismal authority differently.
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Acts 10:33 — “Commanded Thee of God” or “by the Lord”?
Scrivener reads θεοῦ, ‘God’; SBLGNT and NA28 read κυρίου, ‘Lord.’ In either form Cornelius recognizes that Peter’s message comes under divine command, yet the title assigned to the commanding source is a real lexical variation.
Open controlled recordVAR-2239 · Variant · Preliminary
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Acts 9:31 — Church or Churches? The Number and Geography of Peace
Every related verb and participle changes number with the noun: Scrivener has plural churches; the critical form has one singular church spread across the three regions.
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Acts 10:19 — Two Men or Three? The Messengers at Peter’s Gate
The tradition divides three ways.
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Acts 10:30 — “Four Days Ago I Was Fasting”: Is Cornelius’s Fast Authentic?
The received text includes νηστεύων καί, ‘fasting and,’ and explicitly names the ninth hour.
Open controlled recordVAR-2236 · Variant · Preliminary
Adverse entailment established
Acts 9:5–6 — “It Is Hard for Thee to Kick against the Pricks”: The Full Damascus Saying
The received form at Acts 9 carries the fuller dialogue known in the Authorized Version.
Open controlled recordVAR-2237 · Variant · Preliminary
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Acts 9:17 — “The Lord, Even Jesus”: Who Sent Ananias?
Scrivener, SBLGNT, and NA28 all identify the sender as Jesus.
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Acts 9:20, 22 — Did Paul Preach Christ or the Son of God, and Whom Did He Prove to Be Christ?
At verse 20 the received text names ‘Christ,’ whereas SBLGNT and NA28 name ‘Jesus.’ Verse 22 then says Saul proved ‘this one’ to be the Christ in both forms; the two readings differ in immediate naming but not in the argument that Jesus is the Son of God and the Christ.
Open controlled recordVAR-2232 · Variant · Preliminary
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Acts 8:10 — “The Great Power of God”: What Exactly Was Simon Called?
The critical form adds καλουμένη, ‘called,’ making ‘Great’ the reported designation of Simon or of the power attributed to him.
Open controlled recordVAR-2233 · Variant · Preliminary
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Acts 8:18 — “The Holy Ghost Was Given”: Does “Holy” Belong?
Scrivener explicitly reads τὸ ἅγιον with ‘Spirit’; SBLGNT and NA28 omit the adjective, though Tregelles retains it.
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Acts 8:37 — “I Believe That Jesus Christ Is the Son of God”
Acts 8:37 supplies both Philip’s condition and the eunuch’s confession before baptism.
Open controlled recordVAR-2235 · Variant · Preliminary
No adverse entailment · agrees with the received text
Acts 8:39 — The Spirit of the Lord, the Eunuch, and Philip’s Sudden Departure
After normalizing a final movable letter, the principal Greek forms agree on the agent and action.
Open controlled recordVAR-2231 · Variant · Preliminary
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Acts 8:5 — Philip “Preached Christ unto Them”: Does the Title Stand?
SBLGNT and NA28 add the article before ‘Christ’; Scrivener lacks it.
Open controlled recordVAR-2228 · Variant · Preliminary
Adverse entailment established
Acts 7:16 — Abraham, Jacob, Shechem, and the Purchased Sepulchre
The principal forms retain Abraham, the purchase, the sons of Hamor, and Shechem; case and preposition changes do not erase the apparent compression of Genesis burial traditions.
Open controlled recordVAR-2230 · Variant · Preliminary
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Acts 7:38, 55–56 — Living Oracles and Jesus Standing at God’s Right Hand
The description of the oracles as living and the vision of Jesus standing are shared.
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Acts 7:30–37 — The Angel of the Lord and “Him Shall Ye Hear” in Stephen’s Moses Narrative
Scrivener names ‘an angel of the Lord’ at verse 30 and preserves the full received Mosaic formula in verse 37.
Open controlled recordVAR-2224 · Variant · Preliminary
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Acts 6:3 — “Full of the Holy Ghost and Wisdom”: Does “Holy” Belong?
The critical form omits ἁγίου, leaving ‘Spirit’; Scrivener names the ‘Holy Spirit’ explicitly.
Open controlled recordVAR-2225 · Variant · Preliminary
No adverse entailment · agrees with the received text
Acts 6:7 — The Word Increased and a Great Company of Priests Obeyed the Faith
After normalizing a movable final letter, Scrivener and SBLGNT agree on the sentence: the word increases, disciples multiply greatly in Jerusalem, and many priests obey the faith.
Open controlled recordVAR-2226 · Variant · Preliminary
Adverse entailment established
Acts 6:8–15 — Faith or Grace, False Witnesses, and Stephen’s Angelic Face
Πίστεως, ‘faith,’ in the received text stands against χάριτος, ‘grace,’ in the main critical form.
Open controlled recordVAR-2227 · Variant · Preliminary
No adverse entailment · agrees with the received text
Acts 7:14 — Seventy-Five Souls or Seventy? Stephen, Genesis, and the Hebrew Text
The New Testament texts agree on seventy-five; the well-known tension is with the seventy persons counted in the traditional Hebrew form of Genesis 46.
Open controlled recordVAR-2222 · Variant · Preliminary
Adverse entailment established
Acts 5:32 — “We Are His Witnesses”: Does the Possessive Pronoun Belong?
Scrivener includes αὐτοῦ, ‘his,’ and δέ, giving the coordinated English clauses familiar from the Authorized Version.
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