By Bruce M. Metzger
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At the same time, however, in deference to the generally high reputation of the witnesses that attest the omission, the Committee thought it right to enclose the words within square brackets. In order to suggest more clearly that ver. 26 Page 94 all three times but, in the second and third instances, to enclose the word within square brackets. 44) supports Marks substitution of u`poka,tw (B Dgr Y 28 syrs copsa, bo al) for the Septuagints u`popo,dion. 6. 38) that many copyists were likely to make independently of one another.
88. 4 Op. , p. 76. 5 Ibid. 6 F. C. Conybeare, Three Early Doctrinal Modifications of the Text of the Gospels, Hibbert Journal, I (190203), pp. 96102. 7 See also F. Crawford Burkitt, Evangelion da-Mepharreshe, II (Cambridge, 1904), p. 265, and Theodor Zahn, Introduction to the New Testament, II (Edinburgh, 1909), p. 565, who agree in taking the words as a Jewish interpretation, and not as a Greek witness supporting the text of the Sinaitic Syriac. 8 Dionysius Bar al£b£, Commentarii in Evangelia, ed.
XCVIII (Paris, 1906), p. 46, lines 23 ff. (of the Syriac text), and pp. 35 ff. (of the Latin translation). For a discussion of the passage, see Wm. P. Armstrong, Critical Note (Matt. , p. 70, lines 9 ff. (of the Syriac text), and p. 53 (of the Latin translation). -S. Marmardji, Diatessaron de Tatien (Beyrouth, 1935), p. 532. 11 Op. , II, p. 265. 12 So Marmardji, op. , p. 533, note. 13 For a fuller discussion of the readings, see B. M. Metzgers contribution to Studies in New Testament and Early Christian Literature, ed.