Galatians 1

Paul asserts his apostolic authority from Iēsous Christos and Theos the Patēr, not from men, and condemns the Galatians for turning to a different gospel preached by false teachers, pronouncing curses on any who preach contrary to the true gospel he received by revelation.[1][2]

Interlinear Text

Verse 4 τοῦ tou who of the (masculine singular one) PRO.D GEN M SG δόντος dontos gave of the having-given one V AOR ACT PTCP GEN M SG ἑαυτὸν eauton himself of themselves (3rd person genitive masculine plural) / himself (3rd person accusative masculine singular) PRO.X 3P ACC M SG περὶ peri for around / concerning (governing genitive or accusative) PREP GEN τῶν ton our the (masculine singular direct object) ART GEN F PL ἁμαρτιῶν amartion sins of the missings-of-the-mark N GEN F PL ἡμῶν emon our of us PRO.P 1P GEN PL ὅπως opos that in-which-manner that CONJ.S ἐξέληται exeletai he might deliver he might take out for himself V AOR MID SUBJ 3P SG ἡμᾶς emas us us (first-person plural, direct object) PRO.P 1P ACC PL ἐκ ek from out-from (governing the genitive) PREP GEN τοῦ tou-2 this of the (masculine singular one) ART GEN M SG αἰῶνος aionos age of the age N GEN M SG τοῦ tou-3 the of the (masculine singular one) PRO.D GEN M SG ἐνεστῶτος enestotos present of the having-set-in (and now-standing-present) one V PRF ACT PTCP GEN M SG πονηροῦ ponerou evil of the toilsome-harmful (one/thing) ADJ.S GEN M SG κατὰ kata according to down-according-to / down-from-against PREP ACC τὸ to the the (nominative neuter singular thing) ART ACC N SG θέλημα thelema will the willed-purpose (neuter singular, nominative/accusative) N ACC N SG τοῦ tou-4 of of the (masculine singular one) ART GEN M SG Θεοῦ theou God of the Deity N GEN M SG καὶ kai and and/also CONJ Πατρὸς patros Father of the father N GEN M SG ἡμῶν emon-2 our of us PRO.P 1P GEN PL