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John 14
john.14.greaterFather14
ὁ πατήρ / ὁ πατήρ μου
Does verse 28 say ‘the Father’ or ‘my Father’?
The earliest broad text reads ‘the Father.’ A later stream adds ‘my,’ making the relationship explicit.
Why this default
‘The Father’ is default because it has early, broad, and diverse support. Adding ‘my’ makes the relationship explicit and matches common Johannine phrasing.
Evidence
ExternalThe Father: P75, א first hand, A, B, D*, L; my Father: later correctors of א and D, E, 0233 and broad later tradition.
InternalThe possessive is a natural clarifying addition and is unnecessary in context.
Project default · early shorter form
Witnessesὁ πατήρ · P75, א*, A, B, D*, LLater explicit form
Witnessesὁ πατήρ μου · א², D², E, 0233, later traditionFork visible in-line
WitnessesDisplay option · possessive bracketedRecord integrity
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