\subsection{III John 1}
\VS{1} The elder to Gaius the agape-beloved, whom I agape-love in truth.

\VS{2} Agape-beloved, above everything I wish you to be prospering, and to 
be prospering, and to be being healthy, just as your psyche-life\fnPsyche{} prospers. 
\VS{3} For I rejoiced greatly when [the] brothers came and testified of the truth in 
you, just as you walk in the truth. 
\VS{4} I have no greater joy than these, 
that I hear that my children are walking in the truth. 
\VS{5} Agape-beloved, 
you do trustworthily whatever you work to the brothers and those strangers, 
\VS{6} who have testified [of your] agape-love before [the] assembly\fnEkklhsia{}, 
whom you will do well having sent [them] worthy of God. 
\VS{7} For because of his name they went out, 
taking nothing from the nations. 
\VS{8} We therefore ought to be supporting such, in order that we become co-workers to the truth. 
\VS{9} I have written 
something to the assembly\fnEkklhsia{}, but Diotrephes, the [one] philia-loving preeminence 
among them, did not receive us. 
\VS{10} Because of this, if I come, I will 
call to mind his works which he does, talking nonsense against us with 
wicked\fnPoneros{} words, and not being content with that, neither does he receive the 
brothers and hinders those intending to, and throws them out of the assembly\fnEkklhsia{}. 
\VS{11} Agape-beloved, do not imitate the evil but the good. The [one] doing good 
is from God. The [one] doing evil has not seen God.

\VS{12} Demetrius has been [well] testified of by all and by the truth itself, and 
we [also] testify, and know that our witness is true. 
\VS{13} I had much to write 
to you, but I do not want to be writing to you with ink and pen. 
\VS{14} But 
I hope to see you straightway, and we will speak mouth to mouth. 
\VS{15} 
Peace [be] to you. The philia-[friends] greet you. Be greeting the philia-[friends] by name.