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Acts 15
acts.15.ac15AntiochWord
τὸν λόγον τοῦ κυρίου / τὸν λόγον τοῦ θεοῦ
Whose word did Paul and Barnabas announce?
The broadly attested reading has the word of the Lord; a smaller stream reads the word of God.
Why this default
The default follows the broad evidence for word of the Lord; a smaller group substitutes word of God.
Evidence
ExternalWord of the Lord is supported by P74, P127, D², and the Byzantine tradition; word of God is read by 0142, 88, 915, and a limited group.
InternalBoth expressions are common in Acts, so the external evidence carries the decision and strongly favors Lord.
Project default
WitnessesWord of the Lord · P74, P127, D², Byzantine traditionAlternative
WitnessesWord of God · 0142, 88, 915 and othersResponsible alternative
WitnessesWord of the Lord · contextual renderingRecord integrity
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