Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
Wherefore,
having
left
the
word
of
the
beginning
of
the Christ ,
unto
the
perfection
we
may
advance
, not again a
foundation laying
of reformation
from dead works, and of faith on
God,
Therefore
let
us
leave
the elementary
teachings
about
Christ and
go
on
to
maturity
, not laying
again the
foundation of repentance
from dead works, and of faith in
God,
of
the
teaching
of
baptisms, of
laying on also
of hands, of
rising
again
also
of the dead, and of
judgment age-during,
instruction
about
baptisms, the
laying on of hands, the
resurrection
of the dead, and eternal
judgment .
and this we will do, if God may
permit,
And this we will do, if God permits.
for
`
it is '
impossible for those once enlightened, having
tasted also
of
the heavenly gift, and
partakers
having
became
of
the Holy Spirit,
It is impossible for those who
have
once been
enlightened, who
have
tasted the heavenly gift, who
have
shared
in
the Holy Spirit,
and
did
taste
the good
saying
of God ,
the powers also
of the coming age ,
who
have
tasted
the goodness
of the
word
of
God and
the powers of the coming age —
and having
fallen away ,
again
to renew
`them'
to reformation
, having
crucified
again
to
themselves the Son of God ,
and exposed
to public
shame.
and then
have
fallen away —
to be
restored
to repentance
, because
they
themselves are
crucifying
the Son of God all
over
again
and subjecting
Him
to open
shame.
For earth,
that is
drinking
in the rain many
times
coming
upon
it ,
and is
bringing
forth
herbs
fit
for
those because
of
whom also
it is dressed,
doth
partake
of
blessing from
God ,
For land
that drinks
in the rain often
falling
on
it and that
produces
a
crop
useful
to
those for
whom it is tended
receives
the
blessing of
God .
and
that which
is
bearing
thorns and briers
`
is '
disapproved
of
, and nigh
to
cursing,
whose
end
`
is '
for
burning;
But
land
that produces
thorns and thistles
is worthless
, and its
curse
is imminent.
In
the
end
it
will
be
burned.
and
we are
persuaded,
concerning
you
, beloved, the
things
that
are better ,
and
accompanying
salvation ,
though
even
thus
we
speak,
Even
though
we speak
like
this
, beloved, we
are convinced
of
better things
in
your
case—things
that
accompany
salvation .
for God is not unrighteous
to
forget your work ,
and the labour
of
the
love ,
that
ye
shewed
to
His name ,
having
ministered to the saints and ministering;
For God is not unjust.
He
will
not
forget your work and the love you
have
shown
for
His name as
you
have
ministered to the saints and continue
to
do
so.
and
we desire
each one
of you the
same diligence to shew,
unto
the full
assurance
of
the
hope
unto
the
end,
We want
each of you to
show
this
same diligence to the very
end, in
order
to
make
your
hope
sure.
that
ye
may
not become
slothful
, but followers
of
those who through faith and patient
endurance
are
inheriting
the
promises
.
Then
you
will
not be
sluggish
, but will
imitate
those who through faith and patience
inherit
what
has
been
promised
.
For
to
Abraham
God ,
having
made promise, seeing
He was
able
to swear by no
greater
, did
swear
by Himself,
When
God made His
promise to
Abraham
, since
He had
no
one
greater
to swear by, He
swore
by Himself,
saying, `Blessing
indeed
I will bless thee,
and multiplying
I
will
multiply thee;'
saying, “
I will surely
bless you
and multiply your
descendants.”
and so, having
patiently endured
, he
did
obtain
the promise ;
And so Abraham
, after
waiting
patiently, obtained
the promise .
for
men indeed
do
swear by the
greater, and an
end of
all controversy
to
them
for
confirmation
`is'
the
oath,
Men swear by someone
greater than
themselves
, and their
oath
serves
as
a
confirmation
to
end all argument.
in
which
God ,
more
abundantly
willing
to shew
to the heirs of the promise the
immutability
of
his
counsel
, did
interpose
by
an oath ,
So
when
God wanted
to make
the
unchanging
nature
of
His
purpose
very
clear
to the heirs of the promise, He
guaranteed
it
with
an oath .
that
through
two immutable
things ,
in which `
it is '
impossible for God to lie, a
strong
comfort
we may
have
who did
flee
for
refuge
to lay
hold on
the hope set before `
us ',
Thus
by
two unchangeable
things in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have
fled
to take
hold of
the hope set before us may
be
strongly
encouraged.
which
we have ,
as an anchor of
the soul, both
sure
and
stedfast,
and entering
into
that
within
the vail
,
We have this
hope
as an anchor for
the soul, firm
and secure.
It
enters
the inner
sanctuary
behind
the
curtain
,
whither
a
forerunner
for
us
did
enter
--
Jesus ,
after
the order of Melchisedek
chief
priest
having
become
--
to
the
age
.
where
Jesus our
forerunner
has
entered
on
our
behalf.
He
has
become
a
high
priest
forever
in
the order of Melchizedek
.
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