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Acts 28:29 — a Verse the Oldest Greek Leaves Out

The verse, as the witnesses that keep it read: “And when he had said these words, the Jews departed, and had great reasoning among themselves.”

All below share the same shape: preserved in the Aramaic Peshitta and the Byzantine / TR / KJV; absent in the critical Greek (SBLGNT); status witness-attested, disputed; Aramaic verse-text pending. This method re-discovered the entire known omissions list from scratch — Acts 8:37, the Markan refrains, and the rest.

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• Acts 15:34 — a Verse the Oldest Greek Leaves Out
• Acts 24:7 — a Verse the Oldest Greek Leaves Out
• John 7:53 – 8:11 — the pericope adulterae
• Acts 19:41 — Complex cases — recorded, but not simple omissions
• Romans 16:25–27 — Complex cases — recorded, but not simple omissions