:TEXT: "he will indeed say to plyou, 'I do not know'" : p75c B 892 : NIV TEV (both omit "to *you") RANK: CNOTES: "he will say, 'I tell plyou I do not know'" : p75* A D K L W X Delta Theta Pi Psi 070 f1 f13 28 565 700 1010 1241 Byz Lect one lat syr(h) syr(s,pal) (add "Truly") : KJV ASV RSV NASV : "he will say to plyou, 'I do not know'" : S most lat vg syr(c,p) cop : The text reading can be literally translated, "he will say, saying to plyou." This awkward expression probably represents the Hebrew infinitive absolute (which gives it the force "indeed"). It is likely that such a Semitism was changed by copyists either by dropping the last letter of "saying" and thus making the word read "I say," or by omitting the word altogether.