Final Part II

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Page 1 of 23 The Lord's Command to Baptize: Part II A Disputed Ending of a Gospel Introduction What is regularly called the Greek New Testament is a text that does not come to us directly from the hands of the apostles. Rather, it is a critical compilation of what scholars deem to be the most original text, utilizing thousands of Greek manuscripts.1 In addition to these manuscripts, scholars consult texts that are translated into other languages, church lectionaries, and both allusions and citations of the New Testament found in the church fathers.

• shorter formula than the norm for matthew
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