:TEXT: "he [is] clothed in a cloak dipped in blood" : A 046 051 1 94 1854 Maj syr(ph)? cop(south) : KJV ASVn RSV NASV NIV NEB TEV? ("covered") RANK: CNOTES: "he [is] clothed in a cloak sprinkled with blood" : S P 1006 1611 2053 lat vg syr(h) syr(ph)? cop(north) : ASV RSVn NEBn ("splattered"): There are six different forms of the word "sprinkled" supporting the reading in the notes. These variations make it suspect. Since Old Testament ritual involved sprinkling with blood, "dipped" was more likely to be changed to "sprinkled" than vice versa.