19. For ye bear with fools willingly. He calls them wise — in my opinion, ironically. He was despised by them, which could not have been, had they not been puffed up with the greatest arrogance (843) He says, therefore — “Since you are so wise, act the part of wise men in bearing with me, whom you treat with contempt, as you would a fool.” Hence I infer, that this discourse is not addressed to all indiscriminately, but some particular persons are reproved, who conducted themselves in an unkind manner. (844) (843) “ D’vne merueilleuse arrogance ;” — “With an amazing arrogance.” (844) “ Enuers luy ;” — “Towards him.” return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-20" class="com-number"
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