A Textual Commentary On The Greek NT

Ephesians 4:32

Ephesians 4:32 u`mi/n {B}

In the light of the earlier part of the sentence the reading u`mi/n, which is adequately supported by î⁴⁶ a A G P 81 614 most of the Old Latin cop^{sa, bo} goth eth al, seems to be required by the sense. The origin of the reading h`mi/n (î^49vid B D^gr K Y 33 1739 syr^{p, h} arm al) may have been accidental, through confusion arising from similar pronunciation of u and h in later Greek. (See also the comments on the next two sets of variant readings.)

Continues after advertising

BibliaPlus

A Textual Commentary On The Greek NT

Ephesians 4:32

Old Testament

New Testament