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Matthew 28:7

Matthew 28:7 avpo. tw/n nekrw/n

While recognizing the difficulty of accounting for the absence of the words avpo. tw/n nekrw/n from D 565 and several early versions, a majority of the Committee judged that the preponderance of external evidence favors their inclusion. Their omission may have been due to an oversight in transcription, perhaps prompted by the circumstance that in the preceding sentence (ver. Matthew 28:6) hvge,rqh stands without such an addition.

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