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1. diatribe 2. take a dim view of 3. delude oneself 4. dismissive 5. disparage 6. dispensation 7. be going to the dogs
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1 --- Paul returns to the diatribe style of 2:1-5 in these verses, as he again uses the second-person singular to address his `dialogue partner'. ¢Ã
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¡á 2 ---
So the authorities took a dim view of? the proceedings and had Peter and John brought before some very intimidating judges, who found themselves, for the time being, uncertain how to act. ¢Ã
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¡á 3 --- The ungodly either
delude themselves with empty comforts by avoiding the thought of evil and diverting their minds to vague meditations, or else they completely give way to grief and let themselves be overwhelmed by it, but believers look at their very afflictions as an occasion for rejoicing, as we may see in Rom. 8. (Ref. 2 Cor. 8:2) ¢Ã
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¡á 4 --- If all were one part, there would be no body. The truth is that there are many parts, but one body. Those with gifts of perception and thought cannot be
dismissive of those with more practical gifts. (Ref. 1 Cor. 12:11-21) ¢Ã
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¡á 5 --- Such is the world's perversity that it
disparages the martyrdoms that it ought to admire and contrives to find cause for slanders in the marvellous victories of godly men. ¢Ã
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¡á 6 --- Yet the strong Avenger of the old
dispensation
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¡á 7
--- Micah spoke for God from about 743BC at a time when both Israel and Judah
were fast going to the
dogs. ¢Ã
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