Oldest & Best Manuscript Evidence Database

Mark 11:26

Forgiveness and Prayer

Reading Supported

But if ye do not forgive, neither will your Father which is in heaven forgive your trespasses.

Variant Issue

Modern critical editions omit the verse from Mark, while the KJV/TR retains it.

Short omitted phraseMajority Greek supportPatristic supportLatin supportSyriac supportScant evidence against KJV

Quick read

J. K. Elliott is cited as maintaining that the TR and over 95 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark have the original reading.

Support category

Over 95 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark

Sources used

INTF NTVMR; ECM where published/available; NA/UBS apparatuses; Tyndale House Greek New Testament apparatus; passage-specific manuscript studies where applicable

Manuscript Count Snapshot

Manuscript evidence at a glance.

Greek support

Over 95 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark, approximately 1,585+ manuscripts

Greek against

Under 5 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark, fewer than 85 manuscripts

Support category

Vast majority of Greek manuscripts

Lectionary support

No specific lectionary support listed.

Main evidence against

Sinaiticus, Vaticanus, L, W, Delta, Psi, 565, 700, 892

Evidence Summary

Over 95 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark

J. K. Elliott is cited as maintaining that the TR and over 95 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark have the original reading.

Greek support

Over 95 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark, approximately 1,585+ manuscripts

Against

Under 5 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark, fewer than 85 manuscripts

Patristic

2 entries

Site Summary Score

95% for / 5% against

A site-level summary from the Greek manuscript count plus the Latin, Syriac, Coptic, patristic, lectionary, and printed evidence listed for this passage.

For the KJV/TR reading: 95% site summary score

Against or alternate readings: 5% site summary score

Greek support snapshot: Over 95 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark, approximately 1,585+ manuscripts

Greek against snapshot: Under 5 percent of Greek manuscripts of Mark, fewer than 85 manuscripts