CT reads, 'Martha, Martha, you are anxious and upset about many things, but one thing is needful.' The UPDV omits both clauses, supported by Old Syriac S and part of the Old Latin tradition (it-a, b, e, ff², i, l, r¹); Codex Bezae retains only 'you are troubled.' The verse reads 'Jesus answered and said' with Old Syriac S, D, and much of the Greek and Old Latin tradition (CT: 'the Lord'). See Variant Exceptions.