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Clement I, Pope, Hermas, active 2nd century, Ignatius, Saint, Bishop of Antioch, Papias, Saint, Bishop of Hierapolis, Polycarp, Saint, Bishop of Smyrna, Crombie, Frederick, Donaldson, James, Sir, and Roberts, Alexander
Source notes
1161. Matt.v. 48.
1162. Literally, “into.”
1163. Eph.iv. 5.
1164. Tit.ii. 14; 1 Pet. ii. 9.
1165. Eph.v. 22.
1166. 1 Cor.vii. 22.
1167. There was a prevalent opinion among the ancient Christian writers, that all these holy men lived a life of celibacy.
1168. Or, “it is not because, etc., that I have mentioned these.”
1169. Eph.vi. 4.
1170. Prov.xxiii. 24.
1171. Job xxxi. 13, 15.
1172. Gal.iii. 28.
1173. 1 Sam.xviii. 18; 2 Sam. vii. 18.
1174. Phil.ii. 25.
1175. Literally, “have proclaimed in reference to the gospel.”
1176. In Christ.
1177. Literally, “people-deceiving.”
1178. Comp. Ps.li. 12 (LXX.).
1179. Literally, “teaching.”
1180. Or, “wrought.”
1181. Literally, “Judaism.”
1182. Literally, “oppressed.”
1183. Or, “will.”
1184. Some render, “come together into the same place.”
1185. Apparently by attempting to impose the yoke of Judaism.
1186. Comp. John viii. 44.
1187. Literally, “beneath.”
1188. Comp. the reading sanctioned by the ancient authorities, John i. 18.
1189. From a Hebrew word meaning “poor.”
1190. Or, “these things.”
1191. Literally, “the end of happiness.”
1192. Comp. Eph.ii. 2.
1193. Literally, “oppressed.”
1194. Some render, “come together into the same place.”
1195. Phil.ii. 2.
1196. John iii. 8.
1197. Some translate, “as foreseeing the division to arise among you.”
1198. Literally, “did not know from human flesh.”
1199. Literally, “your flesh.”
1200. Comp. 1 Cor.iii. 16, vi. 19.