¹⁰ You still ·follow teachings about [are observing/keeping] special days, months, seasons, and years [^Cprobably Jewish Sabbaths and festivals, which Paul’s opponents claimed must be observed to be saved].

²¹ They have ·heard [been informed] about your teaching, that you tell ·our people [^Lthe Jews] who live among the ·nations [Gentiles] to ·leave the law of Moses [^Lforsake/abandon Moses]. They have heard that you tell them not to circumcise their children and not to ·obey [observe; ^Lwalk in] our ·customs [or traditional way of life].

⁵ Some ·think [decide; judge] that one day is more ·important [sacred; holy] than another, and others think that every day is the same [^Cthe issue is whether to observe the Jewish Sabbath]. Let all be ·sure [fully convinced] ·in their own mind [according to their convictions/conscience]. ⁶ Those who ·think one day is more important than other days [^Lobserve the day] are doing that for the Lord. And those who ·eat all kinds of food [^Leat] are doing that for the Lord, ·and [since; for] they give thanks to God. Others who ·refuse to eat some foods [^Ldo not eat] do that for the Lord, and they give thanks to God.