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… are themselves “compassed with infirmity” should be able to “have compassion on the ignorant, and on them that are out of the way.” Hebrews 5:2. Having been in peril …

… compromise themselves; for it had been declared that whoever should acknowledge Jesus as the Christ should be “put out of the synagogue;” that is, should be …

… upon themselves and upon one another, and, instead of regarding their brethren as more worthy, they had placed themselves first. The request of James and John …

… themselves according to the former lusts, but by the faith of the Son of God they will follow in His steps, reflect His character, and purify themselves even …

… save themselves, or of themselves do any righteous action, are the ones who appreciate the help that Christ can bestow. They are the poor in spirit, whom He declares …

… place themselves in controversy with God. They will have no place in the kingdom of heaven, for they are at war with the very principles of heaven. In disregarding …

With awe and wonder the hearers looked upon Jesus. They questioned with themselves, Is this the Christ?

Literally was this fulfilled upon themselves in the fearful scenes of the destruction of Jerusalem, about forty years later.

They forgot God, and gave themselves up to every vile and abominable deed.

It was a terrible sentence to pass upon themselves. It was an awful heritage to hand down to their posterity.