1 Corinthians Chapter 13

13^:1If I-speak in the languages of-[the] men and [the] angels, but do┘not└have love, I-have-become (a) noisy gong or crashing cymbal. ² And if I-have prophecy and know-all [the] mysteries and all [the] knowledge and if I-have all [the] faith so-as to-remove mountains, and do┘not└have love, I-am nothing. ³ And-if I-give-away┘all the belongings of-me└to-feed (the poor), and if I-deliver-over the body of-me in-order-that I-may-be-burned-up, and I-do┘not└have love, I-am-profited nothing.

            ⁴ Love (is) longsuffering: love is kind; is┘not└jealous, [the] [love]^ms is┘not└conceited, is┘not└arrogant, ⁵ does┘not└behave-improperly, does┘not└seek the-things of-itself, is┘not└easily-upset, does┘not└keep-track of-[the] evil, ⁶ does┘not└rejoice in [the] injustice, but rejoices in the truth; ⁷ puts-up-with all things, believes all-things, hopes all-things, endures all-things.

            ⁸ [The] love never falls. But if (there are) prophecies, they-will-be-put-away; if (there are) languages, they-will-stop; if (there is) knowledge, it-will-pass-away. ⁹ For we-know in part and we prophesy in part. ¹⁰ But when the perfect comes, the in-part will-pass-away. ¹¹ When I-was (a) child, I-used-to-speak like (a) child, think like (a) child, reason like (a) child. When I-became (a) man, I-put-away the-things of-the/a child. ¹² For now we-see by (a) mirror in (an) obscure-image, but then I-will-know even-as also I-was-known ¹³ But now remains faith, hope, love, these [the] three-things; but [the] love (is the) greatest of-these.