In many things (πολλα). Accusative neuter plural either cognate with πταιομεν or accusative of general reference. On πταιομεν (stu…

For in many things we offend all. We all offend. The word here rendered offend means to stumble, to fall, then to err, to fail in…

For in many things we offend all.—A better rendering is: For in many things we all offend. This is not, as might…

James gives the basis for what he has just said in v.1: The tongue is the most difficult member of the body to control. To say that “we all stumble…

For in many things we offend all. This may be understood as a concession, as if he had said, “Suppose you find what is blameworthy in your…

For in many things we offend all
Or "we all offend", slip and fall; no man lives without sin; in many, in most, if n…

We are taught to dread an unruly tongue as one of the greatest evils. The affairs of humankind are thrown into confusion by the tongues of people. …