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PUBLIC DOMAIN GREEK NEW TESTAMENT

 With variants identified and tagged for reference to source of transmission and schools of emphasis.

Textus Receptus
Stephens 1550 Textus Receptus
Scrivener 1894 Textus Receptus
Byzantine Majority
as identified by Von Soden and Hoskier, and utilized by Hodges & Farstad, Robinson & Pierpont. [these editions agree on 99.75 percent of the Byzantine texts, and greater than 98 percent with the TR.]
Alexandrian
as identified by United Bible Society, 3rd ed., and utilized by modern translations such as the NIV and NASB.

Jesus commanded in John 2:16,  "Do not make my Father's house a house of merchandise" (Greek: "mˆ poieite ton oikon tou patros mou oikon emporiou").  This Greek New Testament, with variant words identified and tagged, is Public Domain and may be used freely and for any purpose. The format of the files, as detailed in Translation Notes and is designed to provide readers with the ability to view significant various readings at a glance and determine the transmissional source of those variants, as well as the emphasis applied by various scholars.  For More information visit the Bible Foundation website.

The Greek New Testament, Nestle-Aland 26th edition 1979. The UBS Greek New Testament, 3rd edition 1975. This text is based on the basic Greek text underlying most modern English translations since 1881, including the New American Standard and New International Versions. Certain words within the Nestle text proper are enclosed in square brackets [ ] or double brackets [[ ]]. These reflect those places where the critical text editors consider the inclusion or omission of such text to be in question.

GreekNA

Stephanus (Robert Etienne's) 1550 edition, being an early and well-known Textus Receptus.

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GreekST

Scrivener's 1894 edition, an attempt to reconstruct the Greek Vorlage for the KJV NT, insofar as this can be found in Greek MSS, without retranslating Vulgate readings back into unattested Greek.

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Greek Mod