1 Corinthians 4

Paul asserts that apostles like himself and Apollos are servants and stewards of God's mysteries, judged only by the Lord, not by human standards. He rebukes the Corinthians' arrogance, contrasts their worldly pride with the apostles' humble sufferings, and urges them to imitate him as a father in Christ.

Interlinear Text

Verse 5 ὥστε oste Therefore so that CONJ.S μὴ me not not (contingently) ADV πρὸ pro before before PREP GEN καιροῦ kairou the time of an appointed time N GEN M SG τι ti anything something PRO.I ACC N SG κρίνετε krinete judge be judging V PRS ACT IMP 2P PL ἕως eos until up to CONJ.S ἂν an whenever would potentially T ἔλθῃ elthe He comes he/she/it may come V AOR ACT SUBJ 3P SG o the the ART NOM M SG Κύριος kurios Lord master N NOM M SG ὃς os who as PRO.R NOM M SG καὶ kai both and PART φωτίσει photisei will bring to light he/she/it will illuminate V FUT ACT IND 3P SG τὰ ta the the (neuter plural) ART ACC N PL κρυπτὰ krupta hidden things hidden things ADJ.S ACC N PL τοῦ tou of the of the ART GEN N SG σκότους skotous darkness of darkness N GEN N SG καὶ kai-2 and and CONJ.C φανερώσει phanerosei will disclose will make visible V FUT ACT IND 3P SG τὰς tas the the (feminine plural) ART ACC F PL βουλὰς boulas counsels deliberate intentions N ACC F PL τῶν ton of the the ART GEN F PL καρδιῶν kardion hearts of hearts N GEN F PL καὶ kai-3 and and CONJ τότε tote then at that time ADV o-2 the the ART NOM M SG ἔπαινος epainos praise commendation N NOM M SG γενήσεται genesetai will be will come to be V FUT MID IND 3P SG ἑκάστῳ ekasto each one to each one PRO.I DAT M SG ἀπὸ apo from from PREP GEN τοῦ tou-2 the of the ART GEN M SG Θεοῦ theou God of a god N GEN M SG