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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI9Hfqbuzso JW : Order of evidence for "angry": 1) Transcriptional = Exponentially more likely that copyists would change from "anger" to "compassion" then verse-vices. 2) Internal evidence - near verbs = Near verbs that are part of story are angry type verbs. 3) Patr...

To Sir With Love One Another JW : Order of evidence for "angry": 1) Transcriptional 2) Internal evidence - near verbs. 3) Patristic evidence of GMatthew/GLuke The next best evidence for "angry" is the similarity to the characteristics of External evidence for other Markan difficult readings: 1 - In...

Order of evidence for "angry": Not decisive arguments but two additional observations. First, the grammatical word usage of „moved with compassion“ in GMark Apart from vers 1:41 Mark used „σπλαγχνίζομαι“ (to be moved with compassion) three times . Mark 6:34 feeding the five thousand 32 And they wen...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTXLhEk3J8E JW : For KK: GMark Greek 1:16 GMark English GMatthew Greek 4:18 GMatthew English Commentary [/td] Σίμωνος of Simon - - On an unrelated note, right before "Matthew" adds "Simon who is called Peter". Relatively good evidence for Markan priority ("Matthew" ha...

JW : Order of evidence for "angry": 1) Transcriptional 2) Internal evidence - near verbs. The next best evidence for "angry" is the Patristic evidence of GMatthew/GLuke both of whom exorcise whatever original emotion (angry/compassion) that GMark had. Johnson addresses this as unreMarkable by lower...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu0B8wOtR3Y JW : The next best evidence for "angry" after the Transcriptional part of The Difficult Reading Principle is the Inscriptional part of The Difficult Reading Principle, specifically for what is near the verse in question. Which does the near in total better...

The passage in Ephrem’s commentary reads: ... For, ̄in response to if you are willing, he was angry [ ʾettp̱ır̄], and in response to you can, he was healed … Ephrem says that in direct response to the leper's request, Jesus was angry. We have the following reasons to think that "angry" was what Eph...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMO3YNoNyTY JW : A scandal in Oxford: the curious case of the stolen gospel To visit Dr Dirk Obbink at Christ Church college, Oxford, you must first be ushered by a bowler-hatted porter into the stately Tom Quad, built by Cardinal Wolsey before his spectacular downfal...

Johnson's main related claimed points: 1) No direct early commentary on 1:41 that "anger" was a problem. 2) No general reason to think that early on 1:41 with "anger" was a problem. Regarding 1) No direct early commentary on 1:41 that "angry" was a problem. we have the following direct/near direct ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARXqNc5DGXU JW : Regarding The Difficult Reading Principle Johnson concludes: "Anger Issues: Mark 1.41 in Ephrem the Syrian, the Old Latin Gospels and Codex Bezae," NTS 63 (2017): 183-202 Nathan C . Johnson . Lectio difficilior potior ... To conclude, the argument pu...