Fulfilled - suntĕlĕō - Execute, be put into effect

Take heed - blĕpō - To beware of, to watch out for, to pay attention to

Deceive - apŏplanaō - To lead astray from the truth; mislead

1) The presence of a lie

2) Lack of knowledge of or lack of belief in the truth

Mark Twain - In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot.

Sorrows - ōdin - Agony, suffering; birth pains

Hated - misĕō - Detest, hostility towards; active persecution

Endures - hupŏmĕnō - Be persistent; Hold ground, not be moved, remain under, sustain, persevere

Tribulation - thlipsis - Affliction, pressure; an oppressive state of physical, mental, social, or economic adversity

Saved - sōzō - To deliver, rescue, heal, make well, preserve or save

Elect - ĕklĕktŏs - A choice, Chosen by God for a particular purpose

Take heed - blĕpō - To beware of, to watch out for, to pay attention to

Watch - agrupnĕō - To make an effort to learn of what might be a potential future threat—to be alert, to be on the lookout for

Watch - agrupnĕō - To make an effort to learn of what might be a potential future threat—to be alert, to be on the lookout for

Wise - sâkal - Have insight, gain wisdom, understanding, instruct

Shine - zâhar - Be prominent, have a high status, to enlighten or shine a light

Turn to righteousness - tsâdaq - To lead someone to be righteous, speak the truth, be upright, to obtain one's cause