Galatians 3:29

Galatians 3:29 AFINTLIT

And if you are Christ’s, then you are Abraham’s seed—heirs according to promise. 1 Or fascinated 1 Some ancient manuscripts insert at this point the expression that you should not obey the truth, likely as an attempt to harmonise the reading with 5:7 8 Quoted from Gen. 12:3 9 Greek the one who believes 10 Quoted from Deut. 27:26 11 Quoted from Hab. 2:4 12 Quoted from Lev. 18:5 13 Quoted from Deut. 21:23 15 Greek according to man 16 Quoted from Gen. 12:7; 13:15 17 Some ancient manuscripts read God in Christ 20 Greek Now a mediator is not for one, but God is one

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