textual criticism part ii selected passages © peter arzt-grabner 2006

Textual Criticism

Part II

Selected Passages

© Peter Arzt-Grabner 2006

Mark 1:1

ÉArxØ toË eÈaggel€ou ÉIhsoË XristoË [ufloË yeoË]

Matth. 21:28–32

Cf. Aland/Aland, The Text of the New Testament, pp. 312–316

Rom. 16:7

Junia vs. Junias Church Fathers Aegidius of Rome (1245–1316) Martin Luther Richard Bentley (1662–1742) Commentaries vs. Textcritical Editions Erwin Nestle 1927 The Manuscripts

Rom. 16:7

Junia vs. Junias Church Fathers Aegidius of Rome (1245–1316) Martin Luther Richard Bentley (1662–1742) Commentaries vs. Textcritical Editions Erwin Nestle 1927 The Manuscripts

The Manuscripts

Rom. 16:7

Minuscule 33 9th cent.

The Manuscripts

Rom. 16:7

Minuscule 33 9th cent.

The Manuscripts

Codex Vaticanus 4th cent. accents ca. 1000 AD

Rom. 16:7

Minuscule 33 9th cent.

The Manuscripts

Codex Vaticanus 4th cent. accents ca. 1000 AD

Rom. 16:7

The Manuscripts Nestle-Aland

27th edition 5th revised printing 1998

Mark 16:9–20

Cf. Aland/Aland, The Text of the New Testament, pp. 292–293

Mark 16:9–20

Variations in the Manuscripts

Mark 16:9–20

Variations in the Manuscripts

Reasons for additional endings

Goal of Marks “original” ending

Mark 1:1

ÉArxØ toË eÈaggel€ou ÉIhsoË XristoË [ufloË yeoË]

Mark 16:9–20

Variations in the Manuscripts

Reasons for additional endings

Goal of Marks “original” ending