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Mark 1
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mark.1.m1Compassion
σπλαγχνισθείς / ὀργισθείς
TEXTTRANSLATIONmoderate confidence
Is Jesus moved with compassion or anger?
Most Greek witnesses read ‘moved with compassion.’ A narrow but ancient Western stream reads ‘angered,’ creating one of Mark’s best-known textual forks.
Why this default
Compassion is the working default because of its overwhelming Greek support; anger remains visible as an ancient and difficult Western reading.
Evidence
ExternalCompassion: א, B, L, W and the broad Greek tradition; anger: D and several Old Latin witnesses.
InternalAnger is harder and could have been softened, but it may also have arisen from emotional assimilation to the stern warning that follows.
Project defaultmoved with compassion
Project default · broad Greek support
Witnessesσπλαγχνισθείς · א, B, L, W, broad Greek traditionAlternativemoved with anger
Ancient difficult reading
Witnessesὀργισθείς · D, Old Latin a, ff², r¹Alternativemoved with [compassion/anger]
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WitnessesDisplay option · emotion fork shownRecord integrity
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