Galatians 5:2 — Galatians 6:10

2 Behold, I Paul say to you that if you become ^1acircumcised, Christ will profit you ²nothing.

3 And I testify again to every man who becomes ^acircumcised that he is a debtor to do the whole law.

4 You have been ¹brought to nought, separated from Christ, you who are being justified by ^alaw; you have ^2bfallen from ^cgrace.

5 For we ^1aby the Spirit ^2bout of faith ^ceagerly await the ^3dhope of ^erighteousness.

6 For ^ain Christ Jesus neither ^bcircumcision ¹avails anything nor uncircumcision, but ^cfaith avails, ²operating through ³love.

7 You were ^arunning well. ^bWho hindered you that you would not believe and obey the ^1ctruth?

8 This ^1apersuasion is not of Him who ^bcalls you.

9 A little ^1aleaven leavens the ¹whole lump.

10 I am ^aconfident in the Lord concerning you that you will be ^bof no other mind; but he who is ^ctroubling you shall bear the judgment, whoever he may be.

11 But I, brothers, if I still preach ^1acircumcision, why am I still being ^bpersecuted? Then the ^cstumbling block of the ¹cross has been annulled.

12 I wish that those ^aupsetting you would even ¹cut themselves off.

13 For you were ^acalled for ^1bfreedom, brothers; only do not ^cturn this ^dfreedom into an opportunity for the ²flesh, but through ^elove ^3fserve one another.

14 For the whole ^alaw is fulfilled in one word, in this, ^b“You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”

15 But if you bite and devour one another, beware lest you be consumed by one another.

16 But I say, ^1aWalk ^bby the ²Spirit and you shall by no means ^cfulfill the ^dlust of the ²flesh.

17 For the ¹flesh lusts ^aagainst the ²Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh; for these ³oppose each other that you would not do the things that you ^bdesire.

18 But if you are ^aled by the ¹Spirit, you are ^bnot under the ¹law.

19 And the ¹works of the flesh are manifest, which are such things as ²fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness,

20 ¹Idolatry, ^asorcery, ²enmities, ^bstrife, jealousy, outbursts of anger, ³factions, ^cdivisions, ^4dsects,

21 ^aEnvyings, ¹bouts of drunkenness, carousings, and things like these, of which I tell you beforehand, even as I have said before, that those who practice such things will ^bnot ²inherit the kingdom of God.

22 But the ^1afruit of the Spirit is ^blove, ^cjoy, ^dpeace, long-suffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness,

23 Meekness, ^aself-control; against such things there is ^bno law.

24 ¹But they who are ^aof Christ Jesus ²have ^3bcrucified the ^cflesh with its passions and its lusts.

25 If we ¹live by the Spirit, let us also ^2awalk by the Spirit.

26 Let us ¹not become ^avainglorious, provoking one another, ^benvying one another.

CHAPTER 6

1 Brothers, even if a man is overtaken in some offense, you who are ^1aspiritual ^brestore such a one in a ^2cspirit of ^dmeekness, looking to yourself lest you also be ^etempted.

2 Bear one another’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the ^1alaw of Christ completely.

3 For if anyone ^1athinks he is something when he is nothing, he ^bdeceives himself.

4 But let each man ^aprove his own work, and then he will have his boast in regard to himself alone and not in regard to another.

5 For each one shall bear his own load.

6 But let him who is instructed in the word ^ashare in all ¹good things with him who instructs.

7 Do not be ^1adeceived: God is not ^bmocked; for whatever a man ^csows, this he will also reap.

8 For he who sows ¹unto his own ^2aflesh will ^breap ^3ccorruption of the flesh, but he who ^dsows ¹unto the ^2eSpirit will ^fof the Spirit reap ^3geternal life.

9 And let us ^anot lose heart in doing what is good, for in the proper season we will reap if we ¹do not ^bfaint.

10 So then, as we have the opportunity, let us do what is ^1agood toward all, but especially toward those of the ^2bhousehold of the ^3cfaith.

Galatians 4:15 — Galatians 5:1

15 Where then is ¹your felicitation? For I testify concerning you that if possible you would have plucked out your ²eyes and given them to me.

16 So then have I become your enemy by presenting the ^atruth to you?

17 They are ^1azealous of you, but ²not rightly; but they desire to ³shut you out that you may be ⁴zealous of them.

18 But it is always good to be zealous in a good thing, and ¹not only ^awhen I am present with you.

19 My ^1achildren, with whom I ^2btravail again in birth until ^3cChrist is ⁴formed ^din you,

20 Indeed, I wish I could be present with you now and ¹change my ²tone because I am ³perplexed about you.

21 ¹Tell me, you who desire to be ^2aunder the law, do you not hear the ³law?

22 For it is written that Abraham had two sons, ^aone of the ^bmaidservant and ^cone of the ^dfree woman.

23 However the one of the maidservant was born ¹according to the ^aflesh, but the one of the free woman was born ¹through ^bpromise.

24 These things are spoken allegorically, for ¹these women are ²two ^acovenants, one from ^3bMount Sinai, bringing forth children unto ^4cslavery, which is ^5dHagar.

25 Now this Hagar is Sinai the mountain in ^aArabia and corresponds to the ^1bJerusalem which now is, for she ²is in ^3cslavery with her children.

26 But the ^1aJerusalem above is free, which is our mother;

27 For it is written, ^a“Rejoice, barren one who does not bear; break forth and shout, you who are not travailing, because ¹many are the children of her who is ²desolate rather than of her who has her husband.”

28 But you, brothers, in the way ^aIsaac was, are ¹children of ^bpromise.

29 But just as at that time he who was born ¹according to the ^aflesh ^2bpersecuted him who was born ¹according to the ^3cSpirit, ^dso ⁴also it isnow.

30 But what does the Scripture say? ^a“Cast out the ^bmaidservant and her son, for the ¹son of the maidservant shall by ^cno means inherit with the ²son of the ^dfree woman.”

31 So then, brothers, we are ¹not children of the maidservant but ^aof the free woman.

CHAPTER 5

1 It is for ^1afreedom that Christ has set us free; ^2bstand fast therefore, and do not be ³entangled with a ^4cyoke of ^dslavery again.

Galatians 3:15 — Galatians 4:14

15 Brothers, I speak ^aaccording to man, though it is a man’s covenant, yet when it has been ratified, no one nullifies it or makes additions to it.

16 But ^ato Abraham were the ^bpromises spoken and ^cto his seed. He does not say, “And to the seeds,” as concerning many, but as concerning one: “And to your ^dseed,” who is ^1eChrist.

17 And I say this: A ¹covenant previously ratified by God, the ²law, having come ^3afour hundred and thirty years after, does not annul so as to make the ^bpromise of none effect.

18 For if the ^1ainheritance is of law, it is no longer of promise; but to Abraham God has graciously given it through ^bpromise.

19 Why then the ^alaw? It was ¹added because of the ^btransgressions until the ^cseed should come to whom the promise was made, it being ²ordained through ^dangels in the hand of a ^3emediator.

20 But a ^1amediator is not a mediator for one, but God is ^bone.

21 Is then the law against the promises of God? ^aAbsolutely not! For if a law had been given which was able to ¹give life, ^2brighteousness would have indeed been of law.

22 But the Scripture has ^1ashut up ²all under ^bsin in order that the ^cpromise out of ^3dfaith in Jesus Christ might be given to those who ^ebelieve.

23 But before ^1afaith came we were ^2bguarded ^cunder law, being ^3dshut up ⁴unto the ^1afaith which was to be revealed.

24 So then the ^alaw has become our ¹child-conductor unto ^bChrist that we might be justified out of ^cfaith.

25 But since ^afaith has come, we are ¹no longer ^bunder a child-conductor.

26 For you are all ^1asons of God through ^2bfaith ^cin Christ Jesus.

27 For as many of you as were ^abaptized ¹into Christ have ^bput on Christ.

28 There ¹cannot be ^2aJew nor Greek, there cannot be ³slave nor free man, there cannot be ^4bmale and female; for you are all ^5cone ^din Christ Jesus.

29 And if you are of ^aChrist, then you are ¹Abraham’s ^bseed, ^cheirs according to ^2dpromise.

CHAPTER 4

1 But I say, As long as the ^aheir is a ¹child, he does not differ at all from a ^bslave, though he is lord of all;

2 But he is ^aunder ^1bguardians and ^cstewards until the ^2dtime appointed by the father.

3 So also we, when we were children, were kept in ^aslavery under the ^1belements of the world;

4 But when the ¹fullness of the ^atime came, God ^bsent forth His ^cSon, born of a ^2dwoman, born under ^3elaw,

5 That He might ^1aredeem those under law that we might receive the ^2bsonship.

6 And because you are ^asons, God has ^bsent forth the ^1cSpirit of His Son into our ²hearts, ³crying, ^4dAbba, Father!

7 So then you are ¹no longer a ^aslave but a son; and if a ²son, an ^3bheir also ⁴through God.

8 However at that time, ^anot knowing God, you were ^bslaves to the ^cgods which by ¹nature are not gods;

9 But now, having come to ^aknow God, or rather having been ^bknown by God, how is it that you turn again to the ^cweak and poor ^delements, to which you desire to ¹be ^eenslaved yet again?

10 You observe ^1adays and ²months and ³seasons and ⁴years;

11 I fear for you, ^alest I have labored upon you in ¹vain.

12 Become ¹as I am, because I also am ²as you are, brothers, I beseech you; you have ³not wronged me at all.

13 And you know that ¹because of weakness of my flesh I ^aannounced the gospel to you the first time.

14 And that which was a trial to you in my flesh you did not despise nor ¹loathe, but you ^areceived me as an ^bangel of God, indeed as Christ Jesus.

Galatians 2:19 — Galatians 3:14

19 For I ¹through law have ^2adied to law that I might ^3blive to God.

20 I am ^1acrucified with Christ; and it is ²no longer I who live, but it is ^3bChrist who lives in me; and the ⁴life which I now live in the flesh I ^clive in ⁵faith, the ^dfaith ⁶of the ⁷Son of God, who ^8eloved me and ^fgave Himself up for me.

21 I do not nullify the ^1agrace of God; for if ^2brighteousness is through law, then ^cChrist has died ³for nothing.

CHAPTER 3

1 O foolish ^aGalatians, ^bwho has bewitched you, before whose eyes Jesus Christ was openly portrayed ^1ccrucified?

2 This only I wish to learn from you, Did you ¹receive the ^2aSpirit out of the ^3bworks of law or out of the ^3chearing of ^dfaith?

3 Are you so foolish? Having ¹begun by the ²Spirit, are you now being ¹perfected by the ^2aflesh?

4 Have you ^1asuffered so many things ^bin vain, if indeed it was in vain?

5 He therefore who ¹bountifully ^asupplies to you the ^2bSpirit and ^3cdoes works of power among you, does He do it out of the ^4dworks of law or out of the hearing of faith?

6 Even as ^1a“Abraham ^bbelieved God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness.”

7 Know then that they who are of ^1afaith, these are ^2bsons of Abraham.

8 And the Scripture, foreseeing that God would ^ajustify the Gentiles out of faith, announced the ¹gospel beforehand to Abraham: ^b“In you shall all the nations be ^cblessed.”

9 So then they who are of ^1afaith are ²blessed with ³believing Abraham.

10 For as many as are of the ^aworks of law are under a ^1bcurse; for it is written, ^c“Cursed is everyone who does not continue in all the things written in the book of the law to do them.”

11 And that ¹by law ^ano one is justified before God is evident because, ^b“The righteous one shall have life and ^clive ²by faith”;

12 But the law is not of faith, yet, ^a“He who does them shall live ¹because of them.”

13 Christ has ^aredeemed us out of the ^bcurse of the law, having ¹become a curse on our behalf; because it is written, ^c“Cursed is every one hanging on a ^2dtree”;

14 In order that the ^1ablessing of Abraham might come to the Gentiles ^bin Christ Jesus, that we might ^2creceive the ^dpromise of the ^3eSpirit through ^ffaith.