He that lacketh these things (ω μη παρεστιν ταυτα). "To whom (dative case of possession) these things are not (μη because a genera…

But he that lacks these things is blind. He has no clear views of the nature and the requirements of religion.

And cannot see a…

But he that lacks.—Rather, for he that lacks. The Geneva and Rheims versions have “for.” The “for” introduces the second …

But he who lacks these things is blind, and cannot see afar off, and has forgotten that he was purged from his old sins.

Not to have these virtues is to be “nearsighted and blind.” In the NT “blind” (GK 5603) is commonly used in a metaphorical as well as a literal sen…

But he that lacketh these things. He now expresses more clearly that those who profess a naked faith are wholly without any true knowledge…

But he that lacks these things: Or in, and with whom, they are not; that is, these virtues, as the Arabic version reads, …

Faith unites the weak believer to Christ as really as it does the strong one, and purifies the heart of one as truly as of another; and every since…