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- Chapter 2
- Verse 3
And hast borne, and hast patience, and for my name's sake hast laboured, and hast not fainted.
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Gill's Exposition
And hast borne,.... Not evil men, nor false apostles, but "burdens", as the Ethiopic version reads, and as the word signifies; meaning afflictions, reproaches, and persecutions, which pressed sore,…
Barnes' Notes
And hast borne - Hast borne up under trials; or hast borne with the evils with which you have been assailed. That is, you have not given way to murmuring or complaints in trial, you have not abandoned…
Adam Clarke
And hast borne - The same things mentioned in the preceding verse, but in an inverted order, the particular reason of which does not appear; perhaps it was intended to show more forcibly to this…
We have here,
I. The inscription, where observe, 1. To whom the first of these epistles is directed: To the church of Ephesus, a famous church planted by the apostle Paul (Acts 19), and afterwards…
Cambridge Bible
and hast borne, &c. Read and hast patience; and didst bear for my Name's sake, and hast not been weary.
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