Galatians 5:1
So, to{the emancipation/liberation/release-ia/freedom which} Anointed emancipates/liberates/releases/frees us, be-standing and not again be-having/holding-in to{[a] yoke} of{slave-ia[i.e. slavery]}.
Garth's Hyper-literal Translation
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Cross References
Matthew 11:28Come! toward me all the toiling and having-been-load-ized and-I will-rest you.
Luke 5:38contrariwise, cast[adjective] fresh wine into new leathern-bags, and both are-being-kept-together,
Acts 15:10So, now, what[?] you-are-trial-izing the God, to-place-upon [a] yoke upon the neck of{the disciples} which neither the fathers of{us} nor we have-strength to-bear[weight][?]
Romans 6:18Moreover, emancipated/liberated/released/freed from of{the sin}, you-are-enslaved to{the justice-ness}.
Romans 7:6Moreover, emphatically-now we-are-unemployed/idled/disused from of{the law}, die[ing]-off/away in to{which} we-have-been-being-held-down/according-to, such-as us to-be-slaving in to{newness} of{spirit} and not to{oldness} of{write-effect}.
Matthew Henry on Galatians 5:1
In this chapter the apostle comes to make application of his foregoing discourse. He begins it with a general caution, or exhortation ( ver. 1 ), which he afterwards enforces by several considerations, ver. 2-12 . He then presses them to serious practical godliness, which would be the best antidote against the snares of their false teachers; particularly, I. That they should not strive with one another, ver. 13-15 . II. That they would strive against sin, where he shows, 1. That there is in every one a struggle… Read the whole commentary →