Galatians 2:2 Cross References - Diaglott

² I went up but according to a revelation, and submitted to them the glad tidings which I publish among the Gentiles; by private but to those appearing somewhat, lest for a vain thing I should run, or had run.

¹⁶ Lo, I send you as sheep in midst of wolves. Be ye therefore wise as the serpents, and artless as the doves.

³⁴ Having arisen and one in the high council a Pharisee, by name Gamaliel a teacher of law, honored by all the people, ordered without a little while the apostles to be put.

⁴ Having come and into Jerusalem, they were received by the congregation and the apostles and the elders, they related and what things the God did with them.

¹² Was silent and all the multitude, and heard Barnabas and Paul narrating, what did the God signs and prodigies among the Gentiles through them.

⁹ And a vision in the night was seen by the Paul; a man certain was of Macedonia had been standing, beseeching him, and saying: Having passed over into Macedonia, help thou us. ¹⁰ When and the vision he saw, immediately we sought to go out into the Macedonia, inferring that had called to us the Lord to announce glad tidings to them.

⁹ said and the Lord through a vision by night to the Paul: Not fear, but speak and no be silent;

¹¹ On the and next night having stood by him the Lord said: Take courage; as for thou didst testify the things concerning me in Jerusalem, so thee it behooves also in Rome to testify.

²³ we yet proclaim an Anointed having been crucified, to Jews indeed a stumbling-block, to Gentiles and foolishness;

² Not for I determined any thing to make known among you, if not Jesus Anointed, and this having been crucified.

²⁴ Not know you, that those in a race-course running, all indeed run, one but receives the prize? Thus run you, that you may obtain.

²⁶ I therefore thus run, as not uncertainly; thus I box, as not air beating;

¹⁶ to reveal the son of himself to me, so that I might announce him to the nations; immediately, not I consulted with flesh and blood,

⁶ From but of those appearing to be something, of what sort once they were, nothing to me it brings; (a face God of a man not accepts;) to me for those appearing somewhat nothing communicated,

⁹ and having perceived the favor that having been given to me, James and Cephas and John, those seeming pillars to be, right hands they gave to me and Barnabas of fellowship, that we indeed for the Gentiles, they but for the circumcision;

¹⁶ a word of life holding out; for a boast to me in a day of Anointed, that not in vain I ran, nor in vain I toiled.

²⁹ Receive you therefore him in Lord with all joy, and the such like ones in honor hold you;

⁵ on account of this also I no longer holding out, I sent in order the to know the faith of you lest perhaps tempted you the tempter, and in vain should become the toil of us.