| − | [[Papyrus 66]], the oldest extent fragment of a near-complete [[Gospel of John]] (estimated to be from about A.D. 200), contains only verses 21:1-9, 12, and 17 fromm {{bibleref|John|21|1-25}}. Scholars misleadingly state that that chapter 21 is included in the earliest manuscripts when, in fact, most of it is missing from this earliest, most complete one. | + | [[Papyrus 66]], the oldest extent fragment of a near-complete [[Gospel of John]] (estimated to be from about A.D. 200), contains only fragments verses 21:1-9, 12, and 17 from {{bibleref|John|21|1-25}}, which begin after a substantial gap and on a new unused page of the leaf, like notes on blank pages in the back of a book. Scholars misleadingly state that that chapter 21 is included in the earliest manuscripts when, in fact, most of it is missing from this earliest, most complete one. |