On the contrary, many who are first will be last, and the last first.”
4 Some ancient manuscripts add the prepositional phrase to them at this point
5 Quoted from Gen. 2:24
6 Or person , as the term is generically understood
8 One ancient Greek manuscript reads Jesus
9 Some ancient manuscripts expand the text to read and whoever marries her who is divorced commits adultery
10 Some ancient manuscripts read His disciples
11 The expression is able to is supplied to the text on contextual grounds because the original reading is elliptical
12 Greek of the heavens. So also vv. 14,23
14 Some ancient manuscripts add the prepositional phrase to them
16 Some ancient manuscripts read Good Teacher, likely as a way of harmonising the text with parallel constructions in Mk. 10:17; Lk. 18:18
18 Quoted from Ex. 20:12-16; Deut. 5:16-20
19 Greek the. Used twice in this verse
19 Quoted from Lev. 19:18
20 Greek things
20 Some ancient manuscripts expand the text to read from my youth , likely as a way of harmonising the text with parallels in Mk. 10:20; Lk. 18:21
21 Greek in heavens
22 Some ancient manuscripts read this
26 Or humans , as the term is generically understood
28 Or new age