Westcott and Hort wrote the Gospel of Luke? I've never heard that theory before. OK, go ahead and present your case.westcott and hort has the comma (before). And that is the basis for most translations in use today so unless you are going to make your own translation I think your stuck with Hort.
Here is my expert witness that says the original manuscripts didn't have any commas:
"The original Greek and Hebrew did not have punctuation as is found in English"
New American Standard Bible (NASB) - Version Information - BibleGateway.com
So unless you are going to dig up your own manuscripts and write little commas in, I think your stuck with manuscripts without commas.
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