Not rendering evil for evil (μη αποδιδοντες κακον αντ κακου). Μη and the present active participle of αποδιδωμ, to give back. The …

Not rendering evil for evil. (See Barnes on Matthew 5:39; Matthew 5:44; Romans 12:17).

Or railing for r…

Not rendering.—So far St. Peter has been speaking of internal conduct. The two last adjectives, however, lead gradually i…

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Peter goes on to give his readers a basic imperative for dealing with those who are hostile to them, turning to Christ as the pattern to follow. Th…

Now follow general precepts which belong indiscriminately to all. Moreover, he summarily mentions some things that are especially necessary to fost…

Not rendering evil for evil
Doing an ill thing in return to one that has done ill to you, and in a way of revenge fo…

Although Christians cannot always be of the exact same mind, they should still have compa ion for one another and love as brothers and sisters. If …