:TEXT: "Christ also loved us and gave himself up for us" : p46 Sc D G K Psi 33 104 614 630 1739 1881 2495 Byz Lect most lat vg syr(p,h) : KJV RSV NASVn NIV TEV RANK: C on first "us"; B on second "us"NOTES: "Christ also loved plyou and gave himself up for plyou" : B two lat cop : ASVn : "Christ also loved plyou and gave himself up for us" : S* A P 0159 81 1241? two lat : ASV NASV : In later Greek the words for "us" and "plyou" were pronounced alike. Although the evidence for the first "us" is fairly evenly balanced between "us" and "plyou," the evidence for the second "us" is much stronger than the evidence for "plyou." It seems likely that Paul originally used the same pronoun in both places.