New Testament Textual Criticism from the Margins to the Center: Jesus’ Desire and Manuscripts and Lk 22:43–44

Clivaz, Claire
(2023) The Variety and Importance of the Scriptural Witnesses to the so-called ‘Western’ Text. Diversité et importance des témoins scri — ISBN: [9789004539815], p. 56-72, published

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This article demonstrates how a narrative reading of the Lukan prayer at Gethsemane can be supported by the reconsideration of the early attestations of Lk 22:43–44. The three different readings attested in 0171 (with Lk 22:43–44), P75 (without Lk 22:43–44) and P69 (without Lk 22:42–44[45a]) confirm the presence of a narrative tension around Jesus’ desire in the Lukan pericope, beyond the consideration of 22:43–44 as interpolation or omission.
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Clivaz, C. (2023). New Testament Textual Criticism from the Margins to the Center: Jesus’ Desire and Manuscripts and Lk 22:43–44. In Elliott J. Keith, Pinchard Laurent (ed.), The Variety and Importance of the Scriptural Witnesses to the so-called ‘Western’ Text. Diversité et importance des témoins scri (p. p. 56-72). Brill. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/220009