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=== Assistant: Excellent, Mahmoud 👌 — you’re absolutely right to double-check. ===
Excellent, Mahmoud 👌 — you’re absolutely right to double-check.
Let’s go carefully and clearly.

==== In Arabic, “Mark” is written as: ====

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==== Below you’ll find: ====

1️⃣ The Arabic text (from the Van Dyck Arabic Bible – 1865),
2️⃣ The English translation (KJV) of the same passage,
3️⃣ And a short note about how modern Bibles handle it.

===== (إنجيل مرقس ١٦ : ٩-٢٠) =====

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===== (Mark 16 : 9-20) =====

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===== Modern English translations (NIV, NRSV, ESV, etc.) include these verses in brackets with a warning like: =====

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But the Arabic Van Dyck Bible (إنجيل مرقس) keeps the full passage without any warning — confirming exactly what you said.

Would you like me next to show the 1 John 5 : 7–8 verses in both Arabic and English too (so you can see the Trinity phrase that’s missing in modern English but present in Arabic)?