JOHN 6:4 FOUND INTACT in PAPYRUS 66 ! Furthermore, JOHN 6:4 is able to be pieced together in PAPYRUS 75 .

 αυτου̣ 4 ην̣ [δε] [εγγυς] [το] [πα]σ̣χα η εορτη τω[ν] [ιουδαιων] 

THERE IT IS, contrary to Mr. Rood's statement about "ancient" writings omitting John 6:4. 

The high-lighted Greek letters in tan are missing from Papyrus 75. 

The letters high-lighted in white are the letters which can be seen in full or partial.

Professional papyrologists have pieced John 6:4 together from the fragments of John 6 in Papyrus 75. 

One thing is clear: 

PASCHA is in that verse ! 

[πα]σ̣χα η εορτη τω

was . . . "pasXa a feast of the"...  

That is NOT a Roman Catholic nor Protestant "invention" . 

Between Papyrus 66 and Papyrus 75 . . . do we need MORE EVIDENCE that Mr. Rood's omission of John 6:4 in his "corrected" KJV Chronological Gospels is WRONG ?  

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See this link: Jean V 37 - VI 7 ~ PAPYRUS 75 [ Go to Frame: 2B.2v . Frames are numbered along the bottom of the page. ]

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(14) Jn.5:37-6:7   The transcription is printed below, but to see this website, click on this link:

PAPYRUS 75 ~ TRANSCRIPTION in Lower Case Greek Letters for Page 14 , John 5:37 - 6:7

 NOTE

While reading this transcription, keep in mind these points:

• Words or letters [ inside these square brackets   ]  , are missing from the manuscript. 
• LETTERS with a dot  .   beneath them mean that only a part of that letter can be seen on the manuscript. 

Professionally-trained papyrologists  use technical means to determine the best identity of what that letter COULD be, in addition to their years of experience and training.

• Numbering of the verses are NOT found in the manuscripts; these are added for the readers' ease.
• Papyrus Manuscripts are written in UNCIALS, all capital Greek letters.
• Manuscripts have NO SPACES between the words. 
• The LETTERS are all hand-written, so they are oftentimes NOT uniformly written nor spaced, as a printed manuscript might be.

 JOHN 5: (from part of verse) 37  through verse 47 is in Papyrus 75, below. After verse 5:47, comes JOHN 6: 1 through 7 in Papyrus 75,  with JOHN 6:4 enlarged and high-lighted.

  

[ουτε] [φων]η̣ν αυτου πωποτ̣[ε] [ακηκοατε] ου̣[τ]ε̣ ειδ̣[ο]ς αυτ̣ου εορ̣α̣κατ̣ε 38 [και] [το]ν̣ λο[γο]ν̣ αυτου ο̣υκ εχετε εν [υμιν] μεν̣[ο]ντα· οτι ον απεστειλεν [εκειν]ος τ̣[ο]υ̣τω υμει̣ς ου πιστευετε 39 [εραυν]ατε̣ τ̣ας γραφας οτι υμε̣ι̣[ς] δ̣ο̣κε̣ι̣[τε] [εν] αυταις ζωην αιωνιον εχειν [κ]αι εκειναι εισιν αι μαρτυρουσαι περι εμου 40 [κ]αι ου θελετε ελθ̣ειν̣ π̣ρ̣ος̣ μ̣ε ινα ζωην εχητε 41 δο̣ξ̣αν παρ̣[α] [α]ν̅ων̣ ο̣υ λαμβανω· 42 αλλα εγνωκα υμ̣[ας] [οτι] την αγ̣απην του θυ̅ ουκ εχετε εν εα[υ]τοις· 43 εγω εληλυθα εν [τ]ω̣ ονομ̣ατ̣ι̣ τ̣[ου] [π]ρ̣̅[ο]ς̣ μ̣ου· και ου λαμ[βα]ν̣ετε με [ε]α̣ν [αλλος] ε̣λθη εν τω ονοματι τω ιδιω [εκειν]ον λημψεσθε· 44 πως δυνασθε [υμει]ς̣ πιστευσαι δοξαν παρα αλλη[λων] [λα]μβανοντες· και την δοξαν [την] [παρα] [το]υ̣ μονου ου ζητειτε· 45 μη [δοκειτε] [οτι] εγω κατηγορ[η]σω υμιν [προς] τ̣ον πρ̅α εστιν ο κατη̣[γ]ορων [υμω]ν μω̣υσης εις̣ ον υμεις̣ ηλπι[κατε] 46 ει γα[ρ] [επιστε]υ̣[ε]τε̣ μωυ̣σ̣ει επι[στευ]ετ̣ε [α]ν̣ εμοι περι γαρ εμ[ου] [εκεινος] [εγ]ρ̣α̣[ψε]ν. 47 ει δε τοις εκειν̣[ου] [γρα]μ̣[μασιν] [ου] [π]ιστευετε πως τ̣[οις] [εμοι]ς̣ [ρημασιν] [π]ιστευε[τ]ε·1 μετ̣α̣ τ̣α̣[υτ]α̣ [απηλθεν] [ο] [ις̅] περαν τ̣ης θαλασσης τη̣ς [γαλιλαιας] [τη]ς̣ τιβε̣ρ̣ιαδος· 2 ηκολουθ[ει] [δε] [αυτω] [οχλος] [πολυς] [οτ]ι̣ εθεωρ̣ω[ν] [τα] [σημεια] [α] [εποιει] [επι] [των] [ασθεν]ουν[τω]ν̣ 3 αν̣η̣[λθεν] [δε] [εις] [το] [ορος] [ις̅] [κα]ι̣ εκει εκ̣αθητ̣[ο] [μετα] [των] [μ]α̣θητων

 αυτου̣ 4 ην̣ [δε] [εγγυς] [το] [πα]σ̣χα η εορτη τω[ν] [ιουδαιων]

5 [επαρας] [ουν] τους οφθαλ̣μ̣ο̣[υς] [ο] [ις̅] [και] [θεασαμενος] [ο]τι πολ̣[υς] [οχλος] [ερχεται] [προς] [αυτον] λ̣εγει π̣[ρος] φ[ιλιππον] π̣[οθεν] [αγορασ]ω̣σι[ν] [αρ]τ̣[ους] [ιν]α̣ φα̣γ[ωσιν] [ουτοι] 6 [τουτο] [δε] [ελε]γε[ν] [π]ε̣ιραζ[ων] [αυτον] [αυτος] [γαρ] [η]δει τι εμελλ̣[εν] [ποιειν] 7 [απεκριθη] αυτω φιλιπ̣[πος] [διακοσι]ω̣ν̣ [δην]α̣ριων̣ αρτοι ου[κ] [αρκουσιν] [α]υ̣το[ις] [ι]να

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