:TEXT: "For who hopes for what he sees?" : p46vid B* \ : ASV RSV NASVn NIV TEV RANK: CNOTES: "For who waits for what he sees?" : \ cop(north) : ASVnNOTES: "For why does anyone hope for what he sees?" : \ B2 \ D G \ lat vg \ : \ NOTES: "For why does anyone wait for what he sees?" : \ syr(p) \ : \ : The word "waits" was probably introduced by copyists from verse Romans 8:23. The Greek words for "who" and "anyone" are spelled alike in Greek with only a difference in accent, but accent was not marked in early manuscripts. The evidence and translations enclosed in braces add the word for "also." Since the words for "why," "anyone," and "who" all begin with the same two letters, it is possible that "why" was accidently omitted through a mistake of the eye. It is also possible that it was accidently inserted when was read as .