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\subsection{Galatians 2}
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\VS{1} Then fourteen years after I again went up to Jerusalem with Barnabas, also
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taking along Titus,
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\VS{2} now I went up according to revelation; and I
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declared to them the good-news which I proclaim among the nations, but
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privately to those of reputation, lest in vain I run or had run.
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\VS{3} But neither Titus with me, being Greek, was compelled to be circumcised,
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\VS{4} but on account of the smuggled-in false apostles, who sneaked in to spy out
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our freedom which we have in Christ Jesus, in order that we be enslaved,
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\VS{5} to whom we did not for [an] hour yield in subjection, in order that the
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good-news remain with us.
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\VS{6} But of those seeming to be something --- of
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what sort they were formerly does not differ to me, [for] God accepts no man's
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appearance --- for those seeming contributed nothing to me,
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\VS{7} but on
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the contrary seeing that I am entrusted the good-news of the uncircumcision
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just as Peter of the circumcision ---
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\VS{8} for the [one] having worked in Peter
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for [the] apostleship of the circumcision also worked in me for the nations ---
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\VS{9} and having known the grace given to me, James and
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Cephas\footnote{i.e. Peter} and John those seeming to be pillars, they gave
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to me and Barnabbas [the] right [hand] of fellowship, in order that we [be] to the nations, but they to the circumcision,
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\VS{10} only [they would] that we be remembering the poor,
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which same [thing] I have also hastened to do.
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\VS{11} But when Peter came to
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Antioch, I withstood him to the face, because he was condemned.
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\VS{12} For
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before the coming [of] certain [men] from James, he ate with the nations, but when they came, he was withdrawing and was separating himself, fearing those from
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[the] circumcision.
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\VS{13} And the rest of the Jews did co-hypocrisy with him,
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so that even Barnabbas was carried away by their hypocrisy.
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\VS{14} But when
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I saw that they do not walk uprightly with the truth of the good-news, I
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said to Cephas before all: If you being [a] Jew zoe-live\fnZoe{} as Gentile and not as Jew,
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how do you compel the nations to Judaize?
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\VS{15} We [who are] by nature Jews and not sinners from the nations,
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\VS{16} having known that [a] man is not justified
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from works of the law except through faith of Christ Jesus, even we have
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trusted to Christ Jesus, in order that we be justified from faith of Christ
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and not from works of [the] law, for from works of the law will \negd{no}
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flesh be justified.
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\VS{17} But if, we seeking to be justified in Christ, be
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ourselves found sinners, is Christ the servant of sin? May it not be!
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\VS{18} For if what I destroyed, these I again build up, I demonstrate myself [a]
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transgressor.
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\VS{19} For I through the law died to the law, in order that I
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zoe-live\fnZoe{} to God. I am co-crucified,
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\VS{20} so I no longer zoe-live\fnZoe{}, but Christ zoe-lives\fnZoe{} in me.
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So what I now zoe-live\fnZoe{} in the flesh I live in faith of the son of
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God having agape-loved me and having delivered himself up in my behalf.
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\VS{21} I do not reject the grace of God, for if justness [is] through law,
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Christ died to no purpose.
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