\subsection{I Corinthians 3}
\VS{1} And I brothers, was unable to speak to you as to spiritual [ones], but as to 
fleshly as babes in Christ. 
\VS{2} I fed you milk, not [solid] food, for you were 
not yet able. But neither are you now yet able. 
\VS{3} For you are yet 
fleshly. For where [there is] among you jealousy and strife, and divisions, aren't you 
fleshly and walking according to man? 
\VS{4} For when anyone says: I am of 
Paul, but another: I [am] of Apollo, aren't you [being] men? 
\VS{5} Who therefore is 
Apollo, or who is Paul? Servants through whom you believed, and to each 
[one] as the Lord gave. 
\VS{6} I planted, Apollo watered, but God made [it] grow. 
\VS{7} So that neither is the [one] planting anything nor the [one] watering, but 
[rather] the [one] making [it] grow --- God. 
\VS{8} So the [one] planting and the [one] watering are 
one [thing], and each will receive his own reward according to his own work. 
\VS{9} For we are co-workers of God, you are the field of God, the building of God. 
\VS{10} According to the grace of God given me as [a] wise masterbuilder have I 
placed the foundation, but another built upon [it] Let\fnImperative{} each 
be seeing how he builds upon [it]. 
\VS{11} For another foundation no one is able 
to place besides the [one] having been laid, which is Christ Jesus. 
\VS{12} So if anyone builds upon the foundation [with] gold, silver, 
precious stones, wood, grass, straw, 
\VS{13} the work of each will become manifest. For the day 
will show [it], because it is revealed in fire, and the fire itself will test 
the work of each, what sort it is. 
\VS{14} If any work abides which he 
built, he will receive reward. 
\VS{15} If any work is burnt up, he will 
suffer loss\fnZemioo{}, but he himself will be saved, but thus as through fire. 
\VS{16} Don't you know that you are [the] temple of God, and the spirit of God dwells in 
you? 
\VS{17} If anyone corrupts the temple of God, God will corrupt this 
[one]. For the temple of God is holy, which you are.

\VS{18} Let\fnImperative{} no one be deceiving himself: if anyone 
supposes [he] is wise among you in this age, let\fnImperative{} him become 
foolish, in order that he become wise. 
\VS{19} For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written: 

\begin{verse}
[He is] the [one] grasping the wise in their craftiness.
\end{verse}

\VS{20} And again:

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[The] Lord knows the reasonings of the wise, \\
That they are futile.
\end{verse}

\VS{21} So let\fnImperative{} no one be boasting among men, for 
everything is yours, 
\VS{22} whether of Paul, or Apollo, or 
Cephas\footnote{another name for Peter}, or world, or zoe-life\fnZoe{}, or death, or 
[things] present, or [things] [about] to be, all [are] yours, 
\VS{23} and you are Christ's, and Christ is God's.