2Lo! I Paul say to you, that if ye be circumcised, Christ shall nothing profit to you. (Lo! I Paul say to you, that if ye be circumcised, the Messiah shall be of no profit to you.) 3And I witness again to each man that circumciseth himself (And I testify again to each man who circumciseth himself), that he is a debtor of all the law to be done. 4And ye be voided away from Christ, and ye that be justified in the law, ye have fallen away from grace. (And ye be devoid of the Messiah, yea, ye who be justified by the Law, ye have fallen away from grace.) 5For we through the Spirit of belief abide the hope of rightwiseness. [For we by (the) Spirit of faith abide the hope of rightwiseness.] 6For in Jesus Christ neither circumcision is anything worth, neither prepuce, but the belief that worketh by charity [but (the) faith that worketh by charity]. (For in Jesus Christ circumcision is not worth anything, nor is uncircumcision, but only faith that worketh through love.)

7Ye ran well; who hindered you that ye obeyed not to the truth? 8Consent ye to no man; for this counsel is not of him that hath called you. 9A little sourdough impaireth, (or maketh sour), all the gobbet. (A little leaven maketh the whole piece sour.) 10I trust on you in our Lord, that ye should understand none other thing. And who that disturbeth you [Forsooth he that distroubleth you], shall bear doom (shall receive God’s Judgement), whoever he be. 11And, brethren, if I preach yet circumcision, what suffer I yet persecution? then the stumbling of the cross is avoided/is voided. (And, brothers, if I still preach circumcision, why do I still suffer persecution? for then the stumbling of the cross is made null and void.) 12I would that they were cut away, that disturb you. [I would that they that distrouble you, be also cut off.] (I wish that those who disturb you, or who trouble you, wanting you to be circumcised just like they be, would cut it all off!)

13For, brethren, ye be called into freedom, (or into liberty); only give ye not freedom, (or liberty), into (an) occasion of (the) flesh, but by charity of [the] Spirit serve ye together (but in the love of the Spirit serve one another). 14For every law, (or all the law), is fulfilled in one word (For all the Law is fulfilled in a single sentence), Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. 15And if ye bite, and eat each other, see ye, lest ye be wasted each from (the) other (lest ye destroy one another).

16And I say to you in Christ (And I say to you in the Messiah), walk ye in (the) Spirit, and ye shall not perform the desires of the flesh. 17For the flesh coveteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh; for these be adversaries together, that ye do not all things that ye will (for they be adversaries with each other, so that ye do not do the things that ye desire to do). 18That if ye be led by [the] Spirit, ye be not under the law. (But if ye be led by the Spirit, ye shall not be under the Law.) 19And the works of the flesh be open, which be fornication, uncleanness, unchastity, lechery, 20service of false gods, (or of idols), witchcrafts, enmities, strivings, (or strives), indignations, wraths, chidings, dissensions, sects, (or heresies), 21envies, manslayings, drunkennesses, unmeasurable eatings, (or gluttonies), and things like to these, which I say to you before, as I have told to you before, for they that do such things, shall not have the kingdom of God (for they who do such things, shall not possess the Kingdom of God). 22But the fruit of the Spirit is charity, (or love), joy, peace, patience, long abiding, (or endurance), benignity, (or good will), goodness, mildness, (or humility), faith, 23temperance, continence, chastity; against such things (there) is no law. 24And they that be of Christ, have crucified their flesh with vices and covetings, (or concupiscenes). (And they who belong to the Messiah, have crucified their flesh with its vices and its coveting.)

25If we live by (the) Spirit, walk we by (the) Spirit; 26be we not made covetous of vain glory, stirring each other to wrath, or having envy each to (the) other. (be we not made covetous of empty boasting, stirring each other to anger, or having envy with one another.)