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...thus, talking to himself; for so also it may (I think) be understood. It is said of the unjust judge, he said " within himself, Though I fear not God, nor regard man," &c. Luke xviii. 4. that is, he said it to himself. So the Pharisee is said to pray with himself: God...

...to grant our petitions, than the unjust judge could have been to reject those offered to him. : '* And there was a widow in that city; and she came unto him, saying, Avenge me of mine adversary." The person represented as applying to the judge for relief, was a widow and oppressed : and was therefore...

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...who came to him, saying, 'Judge my cause against mine 4 adversary1.' And he would not for a time : but afterward he said within himself, ' Though I fear not God, nor regard 5 man; yet, because this widow giveth me trouble, I will judge her cause8 ; lest by her continual coming...

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