Hebrews 10:1 ouvk auvth,n {A}

The substitution of kai, for ouvk auvth,n in the earliest known copy of the Epistle (î46) has produced an interesting reading, but one that certainly cannot be original, for the construction of the sentence implies a contrast between eivkw,n and skia,. The other readings, supported by individual minuscule manuscripts and the Armenian version, are scribal (or translational) idiosyncrasies.

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Old Testament