Agree with (ισθ ευνοων). A present periphrastic active imperative. The verb is from ευνοος (friendly, kindly disposed). "Mak up wi…

Agree with your adversary quickly. This is still an illustration of the sixth commandment. To be in hostility, to go to law, to be litigio…

Agree with your adversary — The imagery changes and returns to that of human courts, which we encountered in Matthew 5:22. The per…

Agree with thine adversary quickly, while thou art in the way with him; lest at any time the adversary deliver thee to the judge, and the judge…

St. Hilary of Poitiers: The Lord never allows us to lack a peaceable temper, and therefore commands us to be reconciled to ou…

Jesus again urges haste to settle matters with an offended adversary while still “with him on the way” to court. In the ancient world debtors were …

Be agreed with your adversary. Christ appears to go further, and to exhort to reconciliation not only those who have injured their brother…

Agree with your adversary quickly
These words are not to be understood in an allegorical sense, as if "the adversary…

The Jewish teachers had taught that nothing except actual murder was forbidden by the sixth commandment. In this way, they explained away its spiri…

For I tell you, that unle your justice abound more than that of the scribes and Pharisees. Above, the Lord showed that it…