Mark 9:50

Mark 9:50 AFINTLIT

Salt is good, but if the salt becomes unsalty, with what will you season it? Have salt in yourselves, and be at peace with one another.” 2 Greek by themselves alone 3 Greek on the earth 10 Greek reasoning what the rising from the dead was 16 The word matter is supplied to the text on a contextual basis for the purpose of clarification 19 Greek until when. Used twice in this verse 21 Greek how long a time 22 Greek waters 22 Greek help us, having been moved with compassion upon us 25 Two ancient Greek manuscripts omit the unclean 32 The Greek words for both understand and afraid are in the imperfect tense 34 Three ancient Greek manuscripts omit on the way 35 One ancient Greek manuscript ends the verse at this point 41 The word My is supplied to the text on a contextual basis for the purpose of clarification 41 Greek because you are of Christ 43 Some ancient manuscripts expand the text to form a verse 44, which reads: where their worm does not die, and the first is not quenched 45 Some ancient manuscripts insert at this point the expression into the unquenchable fire, in order to harmonise the reading with a parallel construction in v. 43 45 Some ancient manuscripts expand the text to form a verse 46, which reads: where their worm does not die, and the fire is not quenched 49 Some ancient manuscripts insert at this point the expression and every sacrifice will be seasoned with salt, as a way of achieving some degree of parallelism with Lev. 2:13

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