Mark 1:1
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[[NIV]] footnote says, "Some MSS omit the Son of God" | [[NIV]] footnote says, "Some MSS omit the Son of God" | ||
| - | The [[NASB]] and [[NKJV]] include the words "the Son of God" without a footnote, and the [[NIV]], [[NRSV]], [[ASV]], [[Revised Version]], [[Jerusalem Bible]], [[NEB]], and [[CEV]] point out the variant but retain the phrase in the text. | + | The [[NASB]] and [[NKJV]] include the words "the Son of God" without a footnote, and the [[NIV]], [[NRSV]], [[ASV]], [[Revised Version]], [[Jerusalem Bible]], [[NEB]], and [[CEV]] point out the variant but retain the phrase in the text. [[UBS4]] decided that it probably is original. |
[[Category: Omissions that effect the diety of Christ]] | [[Category: Omissions that effect the diety of Christ]] | ||
Revision as of 06:53, 29 August 2009
Mark 1:1 The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God;
The Words "the Son of God" are removed in the TNIV.
"The beginning of the good news about Jesus the Messiah," TNIV
NIV footnote says, "Some MSS omit the Son of God"
The NASB and NKJV include the words "the Son of God" without a footnote, and the NIV, NRSV, ASV, Revised Version, Jerusalem Bible, NEB, and CEV point out the variant but retain the phrase in the text. UBS4 decided that it probably is original.
