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Acts 7
acts.7.ac7KnewNotJoseph
οὐκ ᾔδει / ἐμνήσθη τὸν Ἰωσήφ
Did the new king not know or not remember Joseph?
Most witnesses use 'know'; a Western stream reads 'remember.'
Why this default
Know is default because it has broad early support; remember is a coherent Western alternative.
Evidence
ExternalThe principal early witnesses support know; D, E, and Western witnesses support remember.
InternalRemember may clarify the political sense of failing to honor Joseph’s legacy.
Project default
Witnessesp33, p74, א, A, B, C, ΨWestern reading
WitnessesD, E, Old Latin, ChrysostomSense-explicit alternative
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