Acts 10:6

At the close of the verse several minuscules (321 322 436 453 466 467) add from Acts 11:14 the words o]j lalh,sei r`h,mata pro,j se( evn oi-j swqh,sh| su. kai. pa/j o` oi=ko,j sou. A similar phrase, ou-toj lalh,sei soi ti, se dei/ poiei/n, which is found in 69mg 1611 and in several Latin manuscripts (it is included in the Clementine Vulgate, but not in Wordsworth and White’s edition), somehow got into the Textus Receptus (perhaps Erasmus translated it into Greek, on the model of Acts 9:6), and so the AV renders, “he shall tell thee what thou oughtest to do.”

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