\subsection{I Corinthians 2}
\VS{1} And I having come to you, brothers, came not according to excellence of word 
or wisdom declaring to you the mystery of\footnote{``mystery of'' 
\papyrus{46}\sinaiticus{}; ``testimony [about]''BD \koine } God. 
\VS{2} For I did not judge to know 
anything among you except Jesus Christ, and this [one] crucified. 
\VS{3} And I in 
weakness and in fear and in much trembling came to be with you, 
\VS{4} and 
my words and my proclamation [were] not in persuasive wise words, but in 
proof\footnote{or ``demonstration''} of spirit and power, 
\VS{5} in order 
that your belief not be in [the] wisdom of men but in [the] power of God. 
\VS{6} For 
we speak wisdom among the complete\footnote{or ``mature'', ``perfect''}, but 
[a] wisdom not of this eternity, nor of the rulers of this eternity [who are] being 
nullified. 
\VS{7} But we speak the wisdom of God in [the] mystery, the hidden 
[thing] that God predestined before this eternity for our glory, 
\VS{8} which none of the rulers of this eternity have known, for if they had known, 
they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. 
\VS{9} But just as it is written:

\begin{verse}
Eye has not seen and ear has not heard \\
And it has not arisen upon [the] heart of man \\
As much as the Lord has prepared for those agape-loving him.
\end{verse}

\VS{10} But God has revealed [it] to us through his spirit, for the spirit 
examines everything, even the deep [things] of God. 
\VS{11} For who of men has known 
the [things] of man except the spirit of man [that is] in him? Thus also has no one known the [things] of God except the spirit of God. 
\VS{12} So we have not received the spirit 
of the world but the spirit from God, in order that we know the [things] graced to 
us by God. 
\VS{13} And what we teach is not in the words which man's wisdom 
taught, but in which [the] spirit taught, [we] comparing spiritual [things] with spiritual. 
\VS{14} But the psyche-life-ish\fnPsyche{} man does not accept the [things] of the spirit of God, for 
it is foolishness to him, and he is not able to know that they are 
spiritually appraised\footnote{or ``examined'', ``discerned''}. 
\VS{15} But the spiritual [man] appraises\footnote{or ``examines'', ``discerns''} everything, 
but he himself is appraised\footnote{or ``examined'', ``discerned''} by no 
one. 
\VS{16} For who has known [the] mind of [the] Lord, or who has counseled him? But we have [the] mind of Christ.
