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> 1. joh. 4:3
> v3 men enhver ånd, som ikke bekender Jesus, er ikke af Gud, og det er
> Antikrists
> ånd, som I har hørt skal komme, og den er allerede nu i verden.
>
> Hvorfor er 'kommet i kød' udeladt her?
> Hvad betyder det hvis Jesus ikke bekendes som 'kommet i kød', ifølge samme
> skriftsted?
JFB kommentar
3. confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh-- IRENAEUS [3. 8],
LUCIFER, ORIGEN, on Mt 25: 14, and Vulgate read, "Every spirit which
destroys (sets aside, or does away with) Jesus (Christ)." CYPRIAN and
POLYCARP support English Version text. The oldest extant manuscripts, which
are, however, centuries after POLYCARP, read, "Every spirit that confesseth
not (that is, refuses to confess) Jesus" (in His person, and all His offices
and divinity), omitting "is come in the flesh." ye have heard-- from your
Christian teachers. already is it in the world-- in the person of the false
prophets (1Jo 4: 1).
måske gengives det græske i teksten her ikke online
A textual commentary on the greek new testament
In place of ?? ???????? several versional and patristic witnesses substitute
the remarkable reading ???? ("Every spirit that annuls Jesus is not of God")
or solvit ("severs"). Although several scholars (including Zahn, Harnack,
Büchsel [in Kittel], Preisker) have argued that ???? is the original
reading, the Committee preferred ?? ???????? because of overwhelming
external support. The origin of ???? is probably to be sought in second
century polemic against Gnostics who made a distinction between the earthly
Jesus and the heavenly Christ.
Metzger, B. M., & United Bible Societies. (1994). A textual commentary on
the Greek New Testament, second edition a companion volume to the United
Bible Societies' Greek New Testament (4th rev. ed.) (644-645). London; New
York: United Bible Societies.