1A Hebrew creates a Hebrew, and [those] of this kind are called "a proselyte." But a [proselyte] doesn't create (another) proselyte.

2They're like […] and they create others […] it's good enough for them that they come into being.

3The slave seeks only freedom; they don't seek their master's property.

4But the son isn't just a son; he claims his father's inheritance for himself.

5Those who inherit the dead are themselves dead, and they inherit the dead.

6Those who inherit the living are themselves alive, and they inherit (both) the living and the dead.

7The dead can't inherit anything, because how can the dead inherit?

8If the dead inherits the living they won't die, but the dead will live even more!

9A gentile doesn't die, because they've never lived in order that they may die.

10Whoever has believed in the Truth has lived, and is at risk of dying, because they're alive since the day Christ came.

11The world is created, the cities gentrified, and the dead carried out.

12When we were Hebrews, we were fatherless – we had (only) our mother.

13But when we became Christians, we gained both father and mother.