All Under Any Flesh Grammatical Subject Are Unfaithful To God

English “obedience” and “disobedience” in Romans 5:19 above were translated from Greek feminine noun 5218 hupakoe and Greek feminine noun 3876 parakoe respectively. Greek feminine noun 5218 hupakoe is from a compound of Greek preposition 5259 hupo and Greek verb 191 akouo which was 418 times correctly translated into English “hear”. Greek preposition 5259 hupo means under in the genitive case as grammatical objects are under their grammatical subject. Greek preposition 5259 hupo was translated into English “of” in Matthew 1:22 2:15 2:17 3:3 3:6 3:13 3:14 10:22 11:27 20:23 22:31 24:9 27:35 and on and on but we are going to skip ahead to Acts 10:33 16:14 17:13 26:6 Romans 13:1 1Corinthians 2:12-16  2Corinthians 1:4 5:4 Galatians 1:11 3:17 1Thessalonians 1:4 2:4 2Thessalonians 2:13 and “under” in Galatians 3:23-25 4:2-7 5:18-26. Greek feminine noun 3876 parakoe is from a compound of Greek preposition 3844 para and Greek verb 191 akouo which was 418 times correctly translated into English “hear”. Greek preposition 3844 para means near in the sense of close but no prize. Greek preposition 3844 para was translated into English “by” in Matthew 13:19 Mark 4:15 Luke 8:5 & 12 Acts 10:6 “with” in Matthew 21:25 Mark 10:27 Luke 18:27 Romans 2:11 1Corinthians 3:19 James 1:17 “from” in Acts 9:14 26:10 & 12 “of” in Acts 22:30 Ephesians 6:8 Galatians 1:12 “more than” in Romans 1:25 “my” in Romans 11:26-32 “contrary” in Romans 16:17 and “than” in 1Corinthians 3:11.