2 Corinthians 11
How to read this: this is a word-for-word rendering straight from the original Greek, not a copyrighted translation — the top of each chip is the original word, the bottom is its plain-English sense. Faded chips mark words the Greek implies but wouldn't literally be spoken in English. Click any word for its full Strong's dictionary entry.
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εἰIfμὲνindeedγὰρforὁthe oneἐρχόμενοςcomingἄλλονanotherἸησοῦνJesusκηρύσσειproclaimsὃνwhomοὐκnotἐκηρύξαμεν,we did proclaim,ἢorπνεῦμαa spiritἕτερονdifferentλαμβάνετεyou receiveὃwhichοὐκnotἐλάβετε,you did receive,ἢorεὐαγγέλιονglad tidingsἕτερονdifferentὃwhichοὐκnotἐδέξασθε,you did accept,καλῶςwellἀνέχεσθε.¶you are enduring it.
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καὶAndπαρὼνbeing presentπρὸςwithὑμᾶςyouκαὶandὑστερηθεὶςhaving been in needοὐnotκατενάρκησαI did burdenοὐθενός·no one;τὸtheγὰρforὑστέρημάthe needμουof mineπροσανεπλήρωσανcompletely filled upοἱtheἀδελφοὶbrothersἐλθόντεςhaving comeἀπὸfromΜακεδονίας,Macedonia,καὶandἐνinπαντὶeverythingἀβαρῆunburdensomeἐμαυτὸνmyselfὑμῖνto youἐτήρησαI keptκαὶandτηρήσω.will keep.
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διάκονοιServantsΧριστοῦof Christεἰσιν;are they?παραφρονῶνAs being beside myselfλαλῶ·I speak;ὑπὲρabove measureἐγώ.I myselfam.ἐνinκόποιςlaborsπερισσοτέρως,more abundantlyἐνinφυλακαῖςimprisonmentsπερισσοτέρως,more abundantly,ἐνinπληγαῖςbeatingsὑπερβαλλόντως,above measure,ἐνinθανάτοιςdeathsπολλάκις.often.
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ὁδοιπορίαιςin journeyingsπολλάκις,often,κινδύνοιςin perilsποταμῶν,of rivers,κινδύνοιςin perilsλῃστῶν,of robbers,κινδύνοιςin perilsἐκfrom my ownγένους,race,κινδύνοιςin perilsἐξfromἐθνῶν,the Gentiles,κινδύνοιςin perilsἐνinπόλει,the city,κινδύνοιςin perilsἐνinἐρημίᾳ,the wilderness,κινδύνοιςin perilsἐνonθαλάσσῃ,the sea,κινδύνοιςin perilsἐνamongψευδαδέλφοις,false brothers,
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