Gene Brooks paper on Mark ending and Paul C. Stratman

[Steven Avery]

Pell Platt Ethiopic

Mark is author!

The Last Twelve Verses of Mark: A Text Critical Study of Mark 16:9-20 (2006)
by Gene Brooks
https://www.academia.edu/4022145/Th...of_Mark_A_Text_Critical_Study_of_Mark_16_9_20

Presented to Dr. David Black In fulfillment of the requirements for B1422: New Testament Textual Criticism, Greek
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

 

[Steven Avery]

The Alexandrian text type includes w. 9-20 in the text in Codex C (5th C), L (8* C), A (9* C), V (9th/10th C), 33 (9* C), 579 (13th), 892 (9th C), 1241 (12th C), 2427 (14th?), and the Pell Platt edition of the Ethiopic version (16* C), and the Ethiopic Takla Haymanot edition of c. A.D. 500. Most impressive, however are the Alexandrian texts which reach to a time before X and B: the Coptic manuscripts in Sahidic, Bohairic, and Fayyumic of the third century.

 

[Steven Avery]

 

[Steven Avery]

" The End " (or is it?) Analysis of Mark 16:8-20
Paul C. Stratman
https://www.academia.edu/24475714/_The_End_or_is_it_Analysis_of_Mark_16_8_20

Apparatus

Burgon respected