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Galatians 4
- 1 But Y seie, as long tyme as the eir is a litil child, he dyuersith no thing fro a seruaunt, whanne he is lord of alle thingis;
- 2 but he is vndur keperis and tutoris, in to the tyme determyned of the fadir.
- 3 So we, whanne we weren litle children, we serueden vndur the elementis of the world.
- 4 But aftir that the fulfilling of tyme cam, God sente his sone,
- 5 maad of a womman, maad vndur the lawe, that he schulde ayenbie hem that weren vndur the lawe, that we schulden vnderfonge the adopcioun of sones.
- 6 And for ye ben Goddis sones, God sente his spirit in to youre hertis, criynge, Abba, fadir.
- 7 And so ther is not now a seruaunt, but a sone; and if he is a sone, he is an eir bi God.
- 8 But thanne ye vnknowynge God, serueden to hem that in kynde weren not goddis.
- 9 But now whanne ye han knowe God, and ben knowun of God, hou ben ye turned eftsoone to the febil and nedi elementis, to the whiche ye wolen eft serue?
- 10 Ye taken kepe to daies, and monethis, and tymes, and yeris.
- 11 But Y drede you, lest without cause Y haue trauelid among you.
- 12 Be ye as Y, for Y am as ye. Britheren, Y biseche you, ye han hurt me no thing.
- 13 But ye knowen, that bi infirmyte of fleisch Y haue prechid to you now bifore;
- 14 and ye dispiseden not, nether forsoken youre temptacioun in my fleisch, but ye resseyueden me as an aungel of God, as `Crist Jhesu.
- 15 Where thanne is youre blessyng? For Y bere you witnesse, that if it myyte haue be don. ye wolden haue put out youre iyen, and haue yyuen hem to me.
- 16 Am Y thanne maad an enemye to you, seiynge to you the sothe?
- 17 Thei louen not you wel, but thei wolen exclude you, that ye suen hem.
- 18 But sue ye the good euermore in good, and not oneli whanne Y am present with you.
- 19 My smale children, whiche Y bere eftsoones, til that Crist be fourmed in you,
- 20 and Y wolde now be at you, and chaunge my vois, for Y am confoundid among you.
- 21 Seie to me, ye that wolen be vndir the lawe, `han ye not red the lawe?
- 22 For it is writun, that Abraham hadde two sones, oon of a seruaunt, and oon of a fre womman.
- 23 But he that was of the seruaunt, was borun after the flesh; but he that was of the fre womman, by a biheeste.
- 24 The whiche thingis ben seid bi an othir vndirstonding. For these ben two testamentis; oon in the hille of Synai, gendringe in to seruage, which is Agar.
- 25 For Syna is an hille that is in Arabie, which hille is ioyned to it that is now Jerusalem, and seruith with hir children.
- 26 But that Jerusalem that is aboue, is fre, whiche is oure modir.
- 27 For it is writun, Be glad, thou bareyn, that berist not; breke out and crye, that bringist forth no children; for many sones ben of hir that is left of hir hosebonde, more than of hir that hath an hosebonde.
- 28 For, britheren, we ben sones of biheeste aftir Isaac;
- 29 but now as this that was borun after the fleisch pursuede him that was aftir the spirit, so now.
- 30 But what seith the scripture? Caste out the seruaunt and hir sone, for the sone of the seruaunt schal not be eir with the sone of the fre wijf.
- 31 And so, britheren, we ben not sones of the seruaunt, but of the fre wijf, bi which fredom Crist hath maad vs fre.
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