194 Gk. ἐϰ ψυϰῆς, as in Eph. 6:6.
192Gk. ἐν ὀφθαλμοδουλίᾳ (ℵ C Ψ with the majority of cursives read the plural ἐν ὀφθαλμοδουλίαɩς).
193For “the Lord” (τòν ϰύϱɩον) P46 ℵ2 D2 and the majority of cursives read “God” (τòν θεόν).
194Gk. ἐϰ ψυϰῆς, as in Eph. 6:6.
195After τῷ ϰυϱίῳ A and a few other witnesses insert δουλεύοντες (under the influence of Eph. 6:7); P46 B 1739 omit ϰαί before οὐϰ ἀνθϱώποɩς.
196Gk. τῆς ϰληϱονομíας, after which F G and some other Western witnesses read τοῦ ϰυϱίου ἡμѽν ’Iησοῦ Xϱɩστοῦ, ᾧ, “(the inheritance) of our Lord Jesus Christ, whom (you serve).”
197“For” (γάϱ) is omitted by the majority of earlier witnesses, but is read by D2Ψ and the majority of cursives.
198Gk. ϰαὶ οὐϰ ἔστɩν πϱοσωπολημψία, after which F G I 629 latvet add παϱὰτῷ θεῷ to complete the sense (cf. παϱ’ αὐτѽ in Eph. 6:9).
199A. Deissmann, Paul, p. 243. Cf. G. B. Caird, The Apostolic Age (London, 1955), p. 103. In the household codes of 1 Peter (2:18-3:8) the instructions to slaves (2:18-25) have no correlative instructions to masters (see W. Munro, Authority in Paul and Peter, p. 53).
200W. A. Meeks, The First Urban Christians (New Haven, 1983), p. 64.