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For what the law could not do, in that it was weak through the flesh, God, sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh: |
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For ª
what the ¹
law ª
could not do, ª
in ª
that ª
it was weak ª°
through ª
the ¹
flesh, ª
God ª
sending ª°
his own ª
Son ª
in ª
the likeness ª
of sinful ª
flesh, ª
and ª
for ª
sin, ª
condemned ª°
sin ª
in ª
the ¹
flesh: ª |
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For ª
what the ¹
law ª
could not doe, ª
in ª
that ª
it was weake ª°
through ª
the ¹
flesh, ª
God ª
sending ª°
his owne ª
Sonne, ª
in ª
the likenesse ª
of sinnefull ª
flesh, ª
and ª
for ª
sinne ª
condemned ª°
sinne ª
in ª
the ¹
flesh: ª |
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Because the law was weak through the infirmity of the flesh, Aloha sent his Son in the likeness of the flesh of sin, on account of sin to condemn sin in his flesh; |
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Inasmuch as the law was impotent, by means of the weakness of the flesh, God sent his Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, on account of sin; that He might, in his flesh, condemn sin; |
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