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 1   0   1  | transliteration of the Greek is simple and follows that documented
 2   0   1  |             simply use any text editor and perform the following global
 3   0   1  |                eta to appear as theta, and this would be erroneously
 4   0   1  |            above order has been tested and works.~If representation
 5   0   1  |              Hrt] is for Word Perfect, and may be different depending
 6   0   1  |              the third person singular and plural in -si; third singular
 7   0   1  |             for ease of pronunciation, and does not change the meaning
 8   0   1  |         brackets.~Breathings, Accents, and Diacritical Markings~All
 9   0   1  |           capitalization, punctuation, and diacritical markings have
10   0   1  |           product of modern editorship and are lacking in ancient mss.~
11   0   1  |               ancient mss.~Book Titles And Colophons~Book titles do
12   0   1  |               Erasmus 1516, Beza 1598, and the actual Textus Receptus:
13   0   1  |               In the main they are one and the same; and [any] of them
14   0   1  |             they are one and the same; and [any] of them may be referred
15   0   1  |              Byzantine Majority texts, and in many places matches the
16   0   1  |        Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht, 1911) and Herman C. Hoskier, "Concerning
17   0   1  |               Byzantine identification and weighting, was utilized
18   0   1  |                 was utilized by Hodges and Farsted in "The Greek New
19   0   1  |      subsequently utilized by Robinson and Pierpont, resulting in 99.
20   0   1  |              Textus Receptus editions, and well it should with greater
21   0   1  |               in the main they are one and the same; and [any] of them
22   0   1  |             they are one and the same; and [any] of them may be referred
23   0   1  |          United Bible Society 3rd ed., and utilized by modern translations
24   0   1  |               translations such as NIV and NASB. While these variants
25   0   1  |              by the Byzantine Majority and Scrivner. The percentage
26   0   1  |               variants are quite small and occur mainly in word placement,
27   0   1  |              mainly in word placement, and spelling. Many of the variations
28 Dec      |               variant words identified and tagged, is Public Domain
29 Dec      |               tagged, is Public Domain and may be used freely and for
30 Dec      |          Domain and may be used freely and for any purpose. The format
31 Dec      |           various readings at a glance and determine the transmissional
32 Dec      |                to programmatic look-up and display.~
33 Tran     | transliteration of the Greek is simple and follows that documented
34 Tran     |             simply use any text editor and perform the following global
35 Tran     |                eta to appear as theta, and this would be erroneously
36 Tran     |            above order has been tested and works.~If representation
37 Tran     |              Hrt] is for Word Perfect, and may be different depending
38 Ort      |              the third person singular and plural in -si; third singular
39 Ort      |             for ease of pronunciation, and does not change the meaning
40 Diac     |                   Breathings, Accents, and Diacritical Markings~All
41 Diac     |           capitalization, punctuation, and diacritical markings have
42 Diac     |           product of modern editorship and are lacking in ancient mss.~
43 Tit      |                            Book Titles And Colophons~Book titles do
44 Tit      |               Erasmus 1516, Beza 1598, and the actual Textus Receptus:
45 Tit      |               In the main they are one and the same; and [any] of them
46 Tit      |             they are one and the same; and [any] of them may be referred
47 Tit      |              Byzantine Majority texts, and in many places matches the
48 Tit      |        Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht, 1911) and Herman C. Hoskier, "Concerning
49 Tit      |               Byzantine identification and weighting, was utilized
50 Tit      |                 was utilized by Hodges and Farsted in "The Greek New
51 Tit      |      subsequently utilized by Robinson and Pierpont, resulting in 99.
52 Tit      |              Textus Receptus editions, and well it should with greater
53 Tit      |               in the main they are one and the same; and [any] of them
54 Tit      |             they are one and the same; and [any] of them may be referred
55 Tit      |          United Bible Society 3rd ed., and utilized by modern translations
56 Tit      |               translations such as NIV and NASB. While these variants
57 Tit      |              by the Byzantine Majority and Scrivner. The percentage
58 Tit      |               variants are quite small and occur mainly in word placement,
59 Tit      |              mainly in word placement, and spelling. Many of the variations
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