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Galatians 3:17 Revision History

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9Thursday, 08-Oct-2009 15:03:49 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 8Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came having become four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate[a] a convenant previously sealed[b] by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.[c]
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a Gk. ἀκυρόω.
b Gk. προκυρόω.
c Since the promise doesn't stipulate how the nations will be justified—whether by faith, or by law—how can the law be construed to change the terms of the promise, unless it is construed to be revoking the promise?
8Thursday, 08-Oct-2009 14:54:44 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 7Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came having become four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate[a] a convenant previously sealed[b] by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.[c]
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a Gk. προκυρόω.
b Gk. ἀκυρόω.
c Since the promise doesn't stipulate how the nations will be justified—whether by faith, or by law—how can the law be construed to change the terms of the promise, unless it is construed to be revoking the promise?
7Wednesday, 24-Oct-2007 13:05:19 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 5Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came having become four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate a convenant previously sealed by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.[a]
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a Since the promise doesn't stipulate how the nations will be justified—whether by faith, or by law—how can the law be construed to change the terms of the promise, unless it is construed to be revoking the promise?
6Wednesday, 24-Oct-2007 13:02:48 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 5Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came having become four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate a convenant previously sealed by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.[a]
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a Since the promise doesn't stipulate how the nations will be justified—whether by faith, or by law—how can the law be construed to abrogate the promise, unless it is construed to be revoking the promise?
5Wednesday, 24-Oct-2007 00:44:02 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 4Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came having become four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate a convenant previously sealed by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.[a]
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a Since the promise doesn't stipulate how the nations will be justified—whether by faith, or by law—how can the law be construed to abrogate the promise, unless it is construed it to revoke the entire promise itself?
4Wednesday, 24-Oct-2007 00:41:51 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 3Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came having become four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate a convenant previously sealed by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.[a]
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a Since the promise doesn't stipulate how the nations will be justified—whether by faith, or by law—how can the law be construed to abrogate the promise, except to construe it to revoke the entire promise itself?
3Wednesday, 24-Oct-2007 00:24:04 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 2Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came having become four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate a convenant previously sealed by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.
2Wednesday, 24-Oct-2007 00:17:33 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]Revision of 1Now And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came becoming four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate a convenant previously sealed by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.
1Wednesday, 24-Oct-2007 00:16:33 EDTtmoore1008 [Send Message]NEWNow And this I say this. A covenant confirmed beforehand by God in Christ, the The law, which came becoming four hundred and thirty years after later, does not annul abrogate a convenant previously sealed by God, so as to make render the promise of no effect obsolete.