Ye are severed from Christ (κατηργηθητε απο Χριστου). First aorist passive of καταργεω, to make null and void as in Ro 7:2,6.

Christ has become of no effect to you. You will derive no advantage from Christ. His work in regard to you is needless and vain. If you ca…

Christ is become of no effect unto you.—Literally, You were (or, more idiomatically, are) abolished…

Stand firm, therefore, in the liberty with which Christ had made us free, and do not be entangled again with the yoke of bondage.

Paul again states his points, this time dropping the hypothetical “if” for the strong assertion that those who want to be justified by law have bee…

Christ has become of no effect to you. “If you seek any part of righteousness in the works of the law, Christ has no concern with you, and…

Christ is become of no effect unto you
Or "ye are abolished from Christ"; or as others by an "hypallage" read the words, "Chri…

Christ will not be the Saviour of anyone who will not acknowledge and rely upon Him as their only Saviour. Let us heed the warnings and persuasions…

Previously, the Apostle showed that righteousne is not through the Law; here he leads them back from error to a state of right standing.