1 Corinthians 4
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1 Corinthians 4:13-19

13insulted, we entreat: we are becomeG1096 as [the] offscouring of the worldG2889, [the] refuse of all, until nowG737.

14Not [as] chiding do I writeG1125 these thingsG3778 to you, but as my belovedG27 childrenG5043 I admonishG3560 [you].

15For if ye should have tenG3463 thousandG3463 instructors in ChristG5547, yetG235 not manyG4183 fathersG3962; for in ChristG5547 JesusG2424 I have begottenG1080 you through the glad tidings.

16I entreat you thereforeG3767, be my imitatorsG3402.

17For this reason I have sentG3992 to you Timotheus, who isG1510 my belovedG27 and faithfulG4103 childG5043 in [the] LordG2962, who shall putG3992 you in mind of my waysG3598 [as] they [areG1510] in ChristG5547, according as I teachG1321 everywhereG3837 in every assemblyG1577.

18But some have been puffed up, as if I were not comingG2064 to you;

19but I will comeG2064 quickly to you, if the LordG2962 will; and I will knowG1097, not the wordG3056 of those that are puffed up, but the powerG1411.

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