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from whom all the body fitly framed and knit together through that which every joint supplieth, according to the working in [due] measure of each several part, maketh the increase of the body unto the building up of itself in love. |
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From ª
whom ª
the ¹
whole ª
body ª
fitly joined together ª°
and ª
compacted ª°
by ª
that which every ª
joint ª
supplieth, ª
according ª
to the effectual working ª
in ª
the measure ª
of every ª¹
part, ª²
maketh ª°
increase ª
of the ¹
body ª
unto ª
the edifying ª
of itself ª
in ª
love. ª |
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From ª
whom ª
the ¹
whole ª
body ª
fitly ioyned together, ª°
and ª
compacted ª°
by ª
that which euery ª
ioynt ª
supplyeth, ª
according ª
to the effectuall working ª
in ª
the measure ª
of euery ª¹
part, ª²
maketh ª°
increase ª
of the ¹
body, ª
vnto ª
the edifying ª
of it selfe ª
in ª
loue. ª |
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by whom the whole body is increased and compacted in all the limbs, according to the gift which is given in proportion to every member for the increase of the body itself, that in love its structure might be completed. |
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and from him [it is], the whole body is framed together and compacted by all the junctures, according to the gift that is imparted by measure to each member, for the growth of the body; that his edifice may be perfected in love. |
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