 Even if I give away all my possessions and hand over my body to be burned, as being attested by the heavy Byzantine majority. Since Greek grammar does not have a Future Subjunctive, there were those who made sport of the for reproducing a nonexistent formusually they were partisans of the Aorist Subjunctive form, that changes the verb and is attested by only 1.5 of the manuscripts of objectively inferior quality. We now know that the real majority form is the Future Indicative, but since it immediately follows ινα, that usually takes the Subjunctive, many scribes may have made the change virtually without thinking. The verb to boast, as in the eclectic Greek text, is totally out of place herehow can you boast with love? but have not love, it profits me nothing. Love described 