1 Corinthians 2:7-8 To the contrary, we habitually speak God's wisdom within the midst of a secret (or: we normally speak – in the form or realm of a mystery which only the initiated understand – the wisdom which is God): the wisdom having been hidden away and remaining concealed, which God before marked out and set its boundaries (or: previously designed) – before the ages – leading into our glory (our manifestation which calls forth praise; our good reputation),

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ⁷ To the contrary, we habitually speak God's wisdom within the midst of a secret (or: we normally speak – in [the form or realm of] a mystery which only the initiated understand – the wisdom which is God): the [wisdom] having been hidden away and remaining concealed, which God before marked out and set its boundaries (or: previously designed) – before the ages – [leading] into our glory (our manifestation which calls forth praise; our good reputation), ⁸ which [wisdom] not one of the rulers (leaders; chief people) of this age know (or: came to know) by intimate experience or insight. For if they knew, they would not likely have crucified the Owner of the glory (or: For if they know, they would not stake-execute the Lord of the manifestation which calls forth praise, and Who is the source of imagination).