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How can biblical exegesis be fruitful and meaningful when commentaries and lexicons provide contradictory interpretations, seeming to support opposing translations? An Exegetical Summary of Matthew 17–28 asks important exegetical and interpretive questions phrase by phrase, summarizing and organizing content from every major Bible commentary and dozens of lexicons. You can instantly identify...

So having-fallen (to his knees), his fellow-servant was-begginga him saying, ‘Be-patient with me and I-will-pay you.’  But he was- not -willing,b and-instead he-cast him into prisonc until he-would-pay what was-owed. LEXICON—a. imperf. act. indic. of παρακαλέω (LN 33.168) (BAGD 3. p. 617): ‘to beg’ [NICNT, NTC; CEV, GW, NCV, NET, NIV, NLT, REB, TEV], ‘to beg earnestly’ [BAGD], ‘to plead’ [BECNT, WBC; ESV, NASB, NRSV], ‘to entreat’ [BAGD, BNTC, NIGTC], ‘to beseech’ [CC, PNTC; KJV], ‘to
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