3:1,,.
(we) will be receiving
<† ληψόμεθα † RP ♦ λημψόμεθα † N ‡ 1 word vs 1 word, 0 matching. ‡ Verb form change: will be receiving vs. will be taking ‡ §§§ †>
3:3,,.
behold!
<† Ἴδε † RP ♦ Εἰ δὲ † Q ‡ Word change 'Behold' vs. 'But if'. ‡ §§§ †>
<† ἴδε † RP ♦ ἰδού † TR6 ‡ 1 word vs 1 word, 0 matching. ‡ Verb form change: 'behold' vs. 'behold'. Largely ND. ‡ §§§ †>
TOWARD / to / before / with / pertaining to / for
<† πρὸς † RP ♦ εἰς † Q ‡ Preposition change 'into' vs. 'to'. ‡ §§§ †>
3:4,,,,,.
where [ ± IF:] wherever
<† ὅπου ἂν † RP ♦ ὅπου † Q ‡ 2 words vs 1 word, 1 matching. ‡ Omitted word(s): 'wherever, if' vs. 'wherever'. ‡ §§§ †>
(he she it) may will / is planning
<† βούληται † RP ♦ βούλεται † Q ‡ 1 word vs 1 word, 0 matching. ‡ Verb mood change: may will vs. wills ‡ §§§ †>
3:5,.,.
and / also / even / both
<† καὶ μεγαλαυχεῖ † RP ♦ καὶ μεγάλα αὐχεῖ † Q ‡ 2 words vs 3 words, 1 matching. ‡ 'and, boasts of magnificent things' vs. 'and, boasts of, magnificent things'. ‡ §§§ †>
few / small
<† ὀλίγον † RP ♦ ἡλίκον † Q ‡ 1 word vs 1 word, 0 matching. ‡ Word change: few vs. how-vast ‡ §§§ †>
3:6,:,,,.
of unrighteousness
<† ἀδικίας: οὕτως † RP ♦ ἀδικίας: † Q ‡ 2 words vs 1 word, 1 matching. ‡ Omitted word(s): 'of unrighteousness: thus' vs. 'of unrighteousness:'. ‡ §§§ †>
3:8:,.
(he she it) is able
<† δύναται ἀνθρώπων δαμάσαι † RP ♦ δαμάσαι δύναται ἀνθρώπων † Q ‡ Transposed. ‡ §§§ †>
uncontrollable
<† ἀκατάσχετον † RP ♦ ἀκατάστατον † Q ‡ 1 word vs 1 word, 0 matching. ‡ Word change: uncontrollable vs. restless ‡ §§§ †>
3:9,’:
God / god
<† θεὸν † RP ♦ κύριον † Q ‡ 1 word vs 1 word, 0 matching. ‡ Word change: 'God' vs. 'lord' {REAL K6 DATABASE ERROR, not a translation variant -- K6's gloss says 'goddess' for a masculine word that should read 'God.' Real MLV text correctly has 'God,' confirming this is a gloss mistake in K6 itself, same category as the Rev 21:6 Omega finding earlier tonight.} ‡ §§§ †>
3:12,,,;.
so / thus
<† Οὕτως οὐδεμία πηγὴ ἁλυκὸν καὶ † RP ♦ Οὔτε ἁλυκὸν † Q ‡ 5 words vs 2 words, 1 matching. ‡ 'so no spring salt and' vs. 'nor salt'. {RP 'Thus no spring... salt and' (5 words) vs Minority Text's 'nor salt' (2 words) -- this doesn't just shorten a clause, it looks like it restructures the sentence boundary itself (RP starts a new sentence 'Thus no spring...'; Minority's 'nor' instead continues the prior sentence as part of an ongoing list). One more "shorter rendering is preferred" is a JOKE.} ‡ §§§ †>
3:15,’,,.
3:17,,,,,.
and / also / even / both
<† καὶ ἀνυπόκριτος † RP ♦ ἀνυπόκριτος † Q ‡ 2 words vs 1 word, 1 matching. ‡ Omitted word(s): 'and, non-pretended' vs. 'non-pretended'. ‡ §§§ †>
3:18.