Abstract
One of most interesting features of Acts of Apostles is what looks like an intentional correlation of references to and Jesus in a number of expressions. This chapter provides particular attention to Codex Bezae's readings at these points. As its text of Acts is so distinctive, it is especially interesting to see how textual transmission recorded in this manuscript handled this matter. One of questions is whether we perceive any pattern or drift to preferred readings in Bezae at these points, that is, any tendency to prefer or Jesus. Bezae's preference for the of God in 13:48 is also very interesting, as there are several references to word of God/the Lord in immediate context (13:44, 46, 48, 49), with variants in each instance. Keywords: Acts of Apostles; Bezae; God; Jesus; manuscript; textual transmission; variants
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