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A Common-Sense Analogy
Commentators explain that Jesus uses a common-sense legal scenario. If you are being taken to court by an adversary (like a creditor), it is wise to settle the matter immediately while you are 'on the way.' The Greek terms emphasize the urgency and the finality of the legal process if you fail to act, which includes being forcibly dragged to a judge and then imprisoned.
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Give diligence to be quit of him (δος εργασιαν απηλλαχθα απ' αυτου). Second aorist active imperative δος from διδωμ. Απηλλαχθα, pe…
19th Century
Bishop
When thou goest with thine adversary... — Better, with all the manuscripts, For as thou goest... The conjunction…
17th Century
Pastor
When you go with your adversary
The creditor, as the Persic version, and who is the prosecutor, that has commenced a…
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17th Century
Minister
Christ would have people be as wise in the concerns of their souls as they are in outward affairs. Let them hasten to obtain peace with God before …