A detailed scholarly edition of biblical commentary with paraphrase and notes. This volume offers careful explanations and cross-references to illuminate the text for readers who want a thorough, historical look at the passages.
Framed around the Epistle to the Hebrews and related liturgical material, this edition presents verse-by-verse analysis, discussions of key terms, and references to ancient authorities. It helps readers understand how early interpreters approached difficult passages and how the text has been paraphrased for clarity.
Ideal for students, pastors, and any reader seeking a careful, historically grounded interpretation of this biblical material.
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Thirdly, They add, that the city of Corinth was very rich, 't and that some of them chose themselves teachers out of the rich, as being most able to support them, as others did out of the philosophers, as being most able to teach them more than the apostle could do.
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Fifthly, Because, being rich and wealthy, (iv. They were unwilling to part with their wealth, and therefore went to law, for preservation of it, before heathen judges, to the scandal of Christianity, he reprehends this vice in them, chap. Vi. From ver. 1. To the loth; and having said all this by way of preface, he begins, chap. Vii. To return his an swer to the questions they had sent unto him.
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