Galatians 6:2

Galatians 6:2 avnaplhrw,sete {C}

Although the aorist imperative avnaplhrw,sate is strongly supported (a A C D^gr K P Y 614 1739 syr^h arm al), the future tense appeared to the Committee to be slightly preferable on the basis of early and diversified external attestation ((î⁴⁶) B G and most ancient versions), as well as transcriptional probability (scribes would be likely to conform the future to the preceding imperatives, katarti,zete (ver. Galatians 6:1) and basta,zete ²).

² Singularly enough, however, a, which reads the future basta,sete (corrected to &a,zete in a³), has the imperative avnaplhrw,sate.