Shall compel thee (αγγαρευσε). The Vulgate has angariaverit. The word is of Persian origin and means public couriers or mou…

Whoever shall compel you to go a mile. The word translated shall compel is of Persian origin. Post offices were then unknown. In …

Whoever compels you — The Greek word implies the special compulsion of forced service as a courier or me enger under government au…

You have heard that it has been said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: but I say to you, that you resist not evil: but whoever shall…

Glossa Ordinaria: Having taught that we are not to offer injury to our neighbor or irreverence to the Lord, the Lord now proce…

And whosoever shall compel thee to go a mile
The word (aggareusei), rendered "compel", is g…

The plain instruction is: Suffer any injury that can be endured for the sake of peace, committing your concerns to the Lord's keeping. And the sum …

You have heard that it hath been said: An eye for an eye. Above, the Lord fulfilled the Law concerning permi ive precepts…