Summary

3 John — Free Bible

Gaius, who I love in truth.
2 Beloved, above all I pray that you fare well, and are healthy, even as your soul fares well. [2] 3 I was very happy when our siblings [3] arrived and witnessed [4] of the truth, how you walk in truth. 4 I have no greater happiness than to hear that my son [5] walks [6] in truth.
5 Beloved, you do all your labors for the brothers faithfully, and for the stranger also. 6 Who witnesses [7] your love before the assembly, you do well in sending them on their way, as a servant of God ought. 7 They go out on behalf of the name, taking nothing from the non-believers.
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3 John — Free Bible

The Greek word here is adelphon, neuter for adelphos (brother) and adelphe (sister) .↑ 1:3, original translation had _your acquisition_, however not found in any other translation↑ 1:3 original translation child↑ 1:4 took out about here and above, as isn't in other translations↑ 1:5 originally translated in past tense↑ 1:10 not sure about his place, quoted straight from the BBE--so needs some work. (talking against ... them in) ↑ 1:12 or himself?↑ 1:13 Most people translate Greek καλάμος as "pen".
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