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    bable omission . In the third there is no present manuscript evidence ; but the doubts respecting its genuineness rest on the probability that it was wanting in more ancient 'MSS *

    The principal departures from G . T- which we have observed in Xtuke are the following Ch . ix . 25 U I . V . < and lose [ or forfeit ] himself / In a note from

    Newconte it is said , the words in brackets are probably a marginal gloss / ' This is solely conjectural ; and it presents another instance of the injudicious use of

    the brackets . In v . 55 . the I . V . omits the two clauses after * he turned and rebuked them : ' Griesbach retains the first , * ye know aiot what manner of spirit ye are of , ' with the mark of probable omission . —Ch . xv . $ 2 . 1 . V ,

    inserts c quickly' in the text , with considerable authority ; butGriesbach does not regard it as deserving his lowest mark of probable addition . In Johny ch . i . I . V . has v . 15 . after v . 18 . This is a merely conjectural transposition . Griesbach has the common order . —G .

    retains with the mark of probable omission ^ the very doubtful pas . sage in ch . v , 3 , 4 : the 4 th ver ^ e is in italics - The render cannot fail to remark of what different degrees and kinds of doubtfulness , tfie italics are employed as the

    symbol ' . —The whole ot the passage respecting th' 6 adulteress , ch . viii . is inserted in italics , and also with accuracy , iri brackets .- — Ch . ixi ¦ . * $ : % V . following

    Newcoirife ; w Jiis tonj ^ ct U ral emend atron has * Hiim , t sny ^ ^ fao bad jbeen bliridvj * There ' iS tio' external authority ibt the emission ; and khe brackets are impr 6 p ' e * ty used ; find almost equally 3 D jn v . J 8 «

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    though the emendation is not equally conjectural *— Ch . xix . 14 . I . V . has / the third hour / which very probabl y is " correct ; but G . leaves i the sixth hour * in his text ) and places third in his margin with the mark of hi <> h

    probability . —Ch . xx . 8 . I . V . following Newcorae reads upoa the sole authority of the Car # - bridge , * saw and believed not . * We scarcely need add , that Griesbach ha ? not deemed this evidence sufficient ; but we must remark

    that we have no intimation in th « I . V . what is bis reading . ' In the Acts the following arc the principal departures from G . Tf In ch . iii . 18 . the I . V . has * of all the prophets that his Christ should suffer : ' Griesbach retains

    the reading of the RvT / ' of all bis prophets that the Christ should suffer , ' but inserts the other in his margin with the mark of high probability . Here the reader is not told what is the reading of G .

    and R . T . —Ch . xi . 20 . I- V c spake to the Hellenists , following the R . T , Griesbach has displaced this reading for * Greeks * or Gentiles . In the note this preference 6 f the R . T . is justified by referring to v . >*) . We

    observe Mr . Kennck in his Exposition adopts Griesbach ' s reading , and supposes with plausibility that the teachers of Cyprus and Cyrene were encouraged in preaching to the t Gen tilts at Antioch , by the circumstance recorded in ch . x .

    In tkjis we agree ; and the reference to v . 19 . rather confirms our opinion : before they had preached to Jews only ; now they prencbed to'Gcntiles .- ^ C b . x \ i ? 7 . R . T .

    Uas *¦ but the spirit suffered them not . ; ' Griehbach introduces the woWlsJ' ^ of Jesus , prefixing his mark of probable , but 1 * ° * certain

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    Review . —Improved Version of the New Testament * 15 /

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1809, page 157, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1734/page/37/