The Pastoral Epistles
The Pastoral Epistles
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according to which 6 8idpo\ot = the devils legitimate to take it here as equivalent to the accuser. This rendering alone preserves the paral- lelism of clauses in vv. 6 and 7, and alone gives sequence to the thought of the writer. The accuser or slanderer is one of those people, to be found in every community, whose delight is to find fault with the demeanour and conduct of anyone professing a strict rule of life ; that such opponents were known in the Apostolic Churches, the language of the Ep...istles repeatedly indicates. If the words be thus taken, there is no allusion to the fall of the devil through pride, or to the judgement passed on him (Jude 6) ; and we translate : no novice^ lest being puffed up he fall into the judgement passed by the slanderer.
The phrase ifiwLirreuf els occurs again ch. vi. 9.
7. tk Koi, The Kal serves to connect this with v. 6; but he must also &c.
|iapTvp(av. Not fiapn^ptov as in ii. 6 ; there the reference is to the witness to the truth of facts and doctrines, here to the character of persons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
according to which 6 8idpo\ot = the devils legitimate to take it here as equivalent to the accuser. This rendering alone preserves the paral- lelism of clauses in vv. 6 and 7, and alone gives sequence to the thought of the writer. The accuser or slanderer is one of those people, to be found in every community, whose delight is to find fault with the demeanour and conduct of anyone professing a strict rule of life ; that such opponents were known in the Apostolic Churches, the language of the Ep...istles repeatedly indicates. If the words be thus taken, there is no allusion to the fall of the devil through pride, or to the judgement passed on him (Jude 6) ; and we translate : no novice^ lest being puffed up he fall into the judgement passed by the slanderer.
The phrase ifiwLirreuf els occurs again ch. vi. 9.
7. tk Koi, The Kal serves to connect this with v. 6; but he must also &c.
|iapTvp(av. Not fiapn^ptov as in ii. 6 ; there the reference is to the witness to the truth of facts and doctrines, here to the character of persons.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard, J. H. (John Henry), 1860-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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