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John 16
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john.16.hourMemory16
ἡ ὥρα αὐτῶν… μνημονεύητε αὐτῶν
TEXTGRAMMARTRANSLATIONlow confidence
Whose hour and what memory does verse 4 preserve?
The competing forms distribute the same repeated pronoun across two clauses, changing whether the hour belongs explicitly to the persecutors and whether Jesus’s sayings are recalled as a group.
Why this default
The fullest form is the working default because it has early support and its repetition can explain the several shorter combinations. The transmission is too divided for high confidence.
Evidence
ExternalBoth pronouns: P66vid, א², A, B, 0233; ‘their hour’ only: א¹; ‘remember them’ only: א*, 047, 054; neither: D* and others.
InternalRepeated autōn forms are vulnerable to eye-skip, while copyists could also add pronouns to make both references explicit.
Project defaultwhen their hour comes, you may remember them
Project default · fullest early form
Witnessesὥρα αὐτῶν… μνημονεύητε αὐτῶν · P66vid, א², A, B, 0233Alternativewhen their hour comes, you may remember
One pronoun retained
Witnessesὥρα αὐτῶν… μνημονεύητε · א¹ and Old Latin supportAlternativewhen the hour comes, you may remember them
Other pronoun retained
Witnessesὥρα… μνημονεύητε αὐτῶν · א*, 047, 054Alternativewhen the hour comes, you may remember
Shortest form
Witnessesὥρα… μνημονεύετε · D* and ancient versionsRecord integrity
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