Romans 1
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Romans 1:9-16

9For 1GodG2316 isG1510 my witnessG3144, whom I serveG3000 in my spiritG4151 in the glad tidings of his SonG5207, howG5613 unceasinglyG89 I makeG4160 mentionG3417 of you,

10alwaysG3842 beseeching at my prayersG4335, if any way nowG2235 at least I may be prospered by the will of 2GodG2316 to comeG2064 to you.

11For I greatly desire to seeG3708 you, that I may impartG3330 to you some spiritualG4152 giftG5486 to establish you;

12that isG1510, to have mutual comfort among you, each by the faithG4102 [which isG1510] in the other, both yours and mineG1473.

13But I do not wishG2309 you to be ignorantG50, brethren, that I oftenG4178 proposed to comeG2064 to you, (and have been hinderedG2967 until the present time,) that I might have some fruitG2590 among you too, evenG2532 as among the otherG3062 nationsG1484 alsoG2532.

14I amG1510 a debtor both to GreeksG1672 and barbarians, both to wiseG4680 and unintelligent:

15so, as far as depends on me, am I ready to announce the glad tidings to you alsoG2532 who [are] in RomeG4516.

16For I amG1510 not ashamedG1870 of the glad tidings; for it isG1510 3God's powerG1411 to salvationG4991, to every oneG3588 that believesG4100, both to JewG2453 firstG4413 and to GreekG1672:

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Notes

  1. 1. Romans 1:9 1.9 Elohim ↩
  2. 2. Romans 1:10 1.10 Elohim ↩
  3. 3. Romans 1:16 1.16 Elohim ↩

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