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But thou hast fully known my doctrine: our translation here seemeth a little strange, for the Greek is: Thou hast diligently followed me in doctrine, eu de parhkolouyhdav mou th didaskalia that is: Thou wert in my company, thou wert a follower of me, and so must know what doctrine I preached; what manner of life I lived; what my purpose, whole scope and design, was; what faith I taught and professed; what long-suffering I used, both towards my malicious adversaries and my weaker brethren; what charity or love I showed towards all men, whether friends or foes; what patience I showed in bearing injuries.

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