Galatians 1:4

for. Greek. huper, but the texts read peri. App-104.

sins. Greek. hamartia. App-128.

that. so that.

deliver. Greek. exaireo. See Acts 7:10.

this. the.

evil. Greek. poneros. App-128.

world. Greek. aion. App-129. Compare Romans 12:2. 2Co 4:4. 1 John 5:19 (kosmos).

according to. Greek. kata, App-104.

will. Greek. thelema. App-102.

of God, &c.. of our God and Father.

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