Matthew Poole and continuators on Titus 3:2
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Titus3:2
2 To speak evil of no man , to be no brawlers, but gentle , shewing all meekness to all men .
Gr. To blaspheme no man. Blasphemy is a speaking evil, whether it be applyed to God or Man, though use hath so obtained, that we only in common discourse speak of blaspheming God.
To be no Fighters, ([non-Latin text not transcribed]) neither with hands, nor tongues.
To be modest, fair, equitable men.
Forbearing Wrath and Passion in their converse with all.
Marginal references: 2 Tim. 2.24, [illegible: 2 letters].
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