2.
[Greek: Ho ouranos kai hae gae pareleusontai, iota en ae mia keraia ou mae parelthae apo tou nomou] [Ep.

Pet.

adds [Greek: touto de eiraeken, hina ta panta genaetai]].
_Luke_ xvi.

17.
[Greek: Eukopoteron de esti, ton ouranon kai taen gaen parelthein, ae tou nomou mian keraian pesein.] It will be seen that in the Clementines the passage is quoted twice over, and each time with the variation [Greek pareleusontai] for [Greek: heos an parelthae].

The author of 'Supernatural Religion' argues from this that he is quoting from another Gospel [Endnote 172:1].