1 John 2:20 pa,ntej {B}

A majority of the Committee, understanding the passage to be directed against the claims of a few to possess esoteric knowledge, adopted the reading pa,ntej, read by a B P 398 1838 1852 copsa Jerome Hesychius. The reading pa,nta, which is widely supported by A C K 33 614 1739 Byz Lect ith, 65 vg syrh copbo arm eth al, was regarded as a correction introduced by copyists who felt the need of an object after oi;damen.

Westcott and Hort punctuate with a dash after pa,ntej.

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