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\v 5 But not even briefly did we agree with them about circumcision. We resisted them in order that the true good news about Christ might continue to benefit you.
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\v 6 But those who others said were the leaders did not add anything to what I proclaim. Those leaders are important men, but they do not matter to me because God does not favor certain persons more than others.
\v 6 But those who others said were the leaders did not add anything to what I proclaim. Those leaders are important men, but they do not matter to me, because God does not favor certain persons more than others.
\v 7 Instead, the leaders understood that God was trusting me to proclaim the good news to the Gentiles, just as Peter was proclaiming the good news to the Jews.
\v 8 For just as God had empowered Peter to go as an apostle to take God's message to the Jews, he also empowered me to go as an apostle to take his message to the Gentiles.
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\v 11 I worry about you! I worked so hard for you, but it seems that it was all for nothing.
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\v 12 My fellow believers, I strongly urge you to become like me, because I became like you Gentiles when I became free from the law. When I first came to you, you did not harm me at all.
\v 12 My fellow believers, I strongly urge you to become like me because I became like you Gentiles when I became free from the law. When I first came to you, you did not harm me at all.
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\v 13 You remember that the first time I told you the good news, I did it because I was sick.
\v 14 Although you might have despised me because I was sick, you did not reject me. Instead, you welcomed me like you would welcome an angel that came from God. You welcomed me like you would welcome Christ Jesus himself!
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\v 19 You who are like my children, once again I am very worried about you, and I will continue to be worried until you become like Christ.
\v 20 But I do wish that I could be with you now and that I might talk more gently with you, because right now I do not know what to do about you.
\v 20 But I do wish that I could be with you now and that I might talk more gently with you because right now I do not know what to do about you.
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\v 24 Now these two women symbolize two covenants. God made the first covenant with the people of Israel at Mount Sinai. That covenant requires the Israelites to live like a slave to the law. So Hagar the female slave symbolizes this covenant.
\v 25 So Hagar symbolizes Mount Sinai in the land of Arabia. But Hagar also symbolizes the city of Jerusalem as it is today. This is because Jerusalem is like a slave mother: She and all her children—that is, her people—are like slaves, because they all must obey the law that God gave to Israel at Mount Sinai.
\v 25 So Hagar symbolizes Mount Sinai in the land of Arabia. But Hagar also symbolizes the city of Jerusalem as it is today. This is because Jerusalem is like a slave mother: She and all her children—that is, her people—are like slaves because they all must obey the law that God gave to Israel at Mount Sinai.
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\v 26 But there is a new Jerusalem in heaven, and that city is like a mother of all of us who believe in Christ, and that city is free!
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\v 13 My fellow believers, God has called you to set you free. But do not think he set you free so you could sin. Instead, love and serve each other, because you are now free to do that!
\v 13 My fellow believers, God has called you to set you free. But do not think he set you free so you could sin. Instead, love and serve each other because you are now free to do that!
\v 14 Remember something that Jesus said. He said all the law means this: "Love each person in the same way that you love yourself."
\v 15 So if you attack and harm each other like wild animals, you might completely destroy each other.
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\v 8 God will eternally punish those who commit the sins that they desire to do. But those who please God's Spirit will live forever with God because of what God's Spirit does for them.
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\v 9 But we should not tire of doing what pleases God because eventually, at the time that God has determined, we will receive a reward if we do not stop doing the good things that we have been doing.
\v 9 But we should not tire of doing what pleases God, because eventually, at the time that God has determined, we will receive a reward if we do not stop doing the good things that we have been doing.
\v 10 So whenever we have opportunities, we should do what is good to all people. But especially we should do what is good to all our fellow believers.
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\v 14 I myself, however, desire very much never to boast about anything like that. The only thing I will be proud about is our Lord Jesus Christ and his dying on the cross. When he died on the cross, he made everything the unbelievers wish for to be nothing in my sight, and he made what I wish for to be nothing in their sight.
\v 15 I will be very proud about that, because God does not care whether people are circumcised or not. Instead, he cares only that he changes them into new people.
\v 15 I will be very proud about that because God does not care whether people are circumcised or not. Instead, he cares only that he changes them into new people.
\v 16 May God give peace and act kindly toward all who live like this. These believers are the true nation of Israel that belongs to God!
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