Hebrews 5:14

Hebrews 5:14 AFINTLIT

But solid food is for the mature, for those who, because of practice, have trained their faculties to distinguish* between good and evil.* 4 The restrictive/focusing adverb only is supplied to the text on contextual considerations for the sake of clarity 5 The passive voice construction was glorified by is supplied to the text on contextual considerations for the sake of clarity 5 Quoted from Ps. 2:7 6 The word passage is supplied to the text on contextual considerations for the sake of clarity 6 Greek to the age 6 Quoted from Ps. 110:4 11 Greek dull in the hearings 12 Or foundational 12 Greek the principles of the beginnings of the oracles of the God 14 Or discern 14 Greek for distinguishing/discerning both good and evil

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