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I came to this article from the Main Page, but as a non-expert I found myself confronted with a huge wall of untranslated greek. If the aim of that section (under Textual variants (against Textus Receptus) and Against K) is to demonstrate the differences, couldn't we just say verbally that there are 79 differences? If the aim is to allow experts to read and comprehend the differencesm could we have a translation for the rest of us? 82.17.208.52 (talk) 08:52, 21 July 2010 (UTC)