A Word-Frequency Study of Matthew 19:9 using all Available Greek New Testament Manuscripts

List of Tables
Synopsis
Introduction
Source Material and Method
Numbers of Manuscripts
What Matthew 19:9 Words in the Manuscripts Were Counted
Two Variants of Matthew 19:9 in Three editions of the Greek New Testament - Highlighted
Complutensian Polyglot Bible
Novum Testamentum omne (Textus Receptus)
Novum Testamentum: (Gregory-Aland)(NA28)
A Third Variant of Matthew 19:9 that is excluded from almost all modern editions of the Greek New Testament - example from MSS 03
Summary of Variants in Phrase: 2, 3, and 4 of Matthew 19:9.
A Proposed Method to measure whether or not a Word should be considered as a Legitimate part of a Verse.
Results
Table A: Phrase 1 Word Frequencies
Table B: Phrase 2 Word Frequencies
Table C: Phrase 3 Word Frequencies
Table D: Phrase 4 Word Frequencies
Discussion of Results
Discussion of Table A, phrase 1
Discussion of Table B, phrase 2: The Greek Word ει
Discussion of Table C, phrase 3 - The rejected words imported from Matthew 5:32
Discussion of Table D, phrase 4 - the Last Phrase
Conclusion
Epilogue - Call to Action - Proposed Remedies
Appendix A: Table of Numbers of Manuscripts by Group.
Appendix B: Table of 19 Minuscule Greek New Testament Manuscripts that contain the Greek Word ‘ει’ in the Infamous \"Exception Clause\" of Matthew 19:9 (namely: \"ει μη επι πορνεια\") by Manuscript Date
Appendix C: Table of Manuscripts (Listed by Gregory‒Aland Greek Manuscript Number) that are missing the last phrase: \"και ο απολελυμενην γαμησασ μοιχαται\"
Appendix D: Table of Gregory-Aland Manuscript Numbers that include words from Matthew 5:32, inserted into Matthew 19:9.
Appendix E: Table of Unavailable Manuscripts Listed by Gregory‒Aland Greek Manuscript Number, that might include Matthew 19:9, but that are not accessible for various reasons including: not scanned, scanned but not readable, damaged and/or unreadable.
Appendix F: Matthew 19:9: Greek to English Translation by Dr. G.R. Berry (1897).
Appendix G: The Significance of the Greek Words: \'ει μη\' in Matthew 19:9 - a clash of confidence.
Endnotes
Bibliography