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== Agreement with the Conservative Bible Project ==
 
== Agreement with the Conservative Bible Project ==
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The NET fully agrees with the [[Conservative Bible Project]] that the [[Adulteress story]] is not authentic:
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{{cquote|This entire section, 7:53-8:11, traditionally known as the pericope adulterae, is not contained in the earliest and best mss and was almost certainly not an original part of the Gospel of John. Among modern commentators and textual critics, it is a foregone conclusion that the section is not original but represents a later addition to the text of the Gospel.<ref>https://netbible.org/bible/John+7 n.140</ref>}}
 
The NET is in agreement with the [[Conservative Bible Project]] that verses 16:9–20 are not authentic in the [[Mark ending|ending to the Gospel of Mark]]. The NET puts brackets around those verses with the observation that they are in the earliest manuscripts.<ref>https://netbible.org/bible/Mark+16</ref>. But the NET fails to recognize that the second half of Mark 16:8 is also not authentic, and obscures the powerful original ending by Mark that properly ended with the first half of verse 8.
 
The NET is in agreement with the [[Conservative Bible Project]] that verses 16:9–20 are not authentic in the [[Mark ending|ending to the Gospel of Mark]]. The NET puts brackets around those verses with the observation that they are in the earliest manuscripts.<ref>https://netbible.org/bible/Mark+16</ref>. But the NET fails to recognize that the second half of Mark 16:8 is also not authentic, and obscures the powerful original ending by Mark that properly ended with the first half of verse 8.
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== Notable differences ==
 
== Notable differences ==
 
*The NET often translates the term for “scribe” as “expert in the law.”
 
*The NET often translates the term for “scribe” as “expert in the law.”
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