Original sentence: 4.10), modern-day Protestants reject this doctrine.Influenced by concerns of too much emphasis on Mary on the part of Catholicism, and holding that the word "brother" is clearly distinct in Greek from the word for "cousin" also used in the New Testament (ανεψιος, Col
Edited sentence: Influenced by concerns of too much emphasis on Mary on the part of Catholicism, some modern-day Protestants, seeing that the word "brother" is, they say, clearly distinct in Greek from the word for "cousin" (also used in the New Testament: ανεψιός, , where it is also interpreted as "nephew", as in KJV), hold, in spite of the use of "brothers" in  to refer to men who were first cousins, that the word "brother" would not be used for a cousin, and reject this doctrine