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John 11
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john.11.seenThings11
ἃ ἐποίησεν / ὃ ἐποίησεν
TEXTTRANSLATIONlow confidence
Had the visitors seen ‘the things’ or ‘the thing’ Jesus did?
Early witnesses divide between plural and singular relative forms. English ‘what he did’ often conceals the manuscript fork entirely.
Why this default
The plural is the working default because it is broadly and early attested, but the singular also has first-rate early support and neither should be concealed beneath English ‘what.’
Evidence
ExternalPlural is supported by P6, P45, א and A*; singular by P66*, B, C* and D; later witnesses also name ‘the sign.’
InternalSingular and plural differ minimally in Greek and could be exchanged accidentally; ‘the sign’ is an explanatory clarification.
Project defaultthe things he did
Project default · broad early plural reading
Witnessesἃ ἐποίησεν · P6, P45, א, A*, K, L, WAlternativethe thing he did
Ancient singular reading
Witnessesὃ ἐποίησεν · P66*, A², B, C*, D, family 1Alternativethe sign he did
Later explicit form
Witnessesτὸ σημεῖον · C² and later supportAlternativethe thing(s) he did
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