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Luke 18
luke.18.lk18OneGod
εἷς ὁ θεός / εἷς θεός
Does the saying read 'one—God' or 'one God'?
Most witnesses include the article before God; early copies also preserve the anarthrous form.
Why this default
The articulated form is default on broad support; the anarthrous early form is preserved as a real wording fork.
Evidence
ExternalThe anarthrous reading is early but narrow; the article is broadly transmitted.
InternalThe article could be added to clarify the predicate or omitted in a compressed saying.
Project default · broad tradition
Witnessesεἷς ὁ θεός — broad traditionא*, B* and early support
Witnessesεἷς θεός — א*, B*, B²Fork visible
Witnessesarticle present or absent — fork displayedRecord integrity
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