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Ignatius
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Introductory Note to the Epistles of Ignatius
[1100] Comp. chap. ii. etc.
[1101] Or, “assessors.”
[1102] A military reference, simply implying the idea of faithful effort leading to future reward.
[1103] Comp. Ignatius’ Epistle to the Ephesians, chap. ii.
[1104] As this Epistle, though sent to the bishop, was meant to be read to the people, Ignatius here directly addresses them.
[1105] Comp. chap. ii. etc.
[1106] Or, “assessors.”
[1107] Literally, “worthy of God.”
[1108] Comp. Ignatius’ Epistle to the Ephesians, chap. ii.
Chapter VII.—Request that Polycarp would send a messenger to Antioch.
[1109] Literally, “in freedom from care of God.”
[1110] Some read, “in the resurrection.”
[1111] Literally, “most befitting God.”
[1112] Literally, “God-runner.”
[1113] Literally, “at leisure for.”
[1114] Literally, “to Him.”
[1115] Literally, “in freedom from care of God.”
[1116] Literally, “most befitting God.”
[1117] Literally, “God-runner.”
[1118] Literally, “at leisure for.”
Chapter VIII.—Let other churches also send to Antioch.
[1119] Some suppose the reference to be to the soldiers, or perhaps to God Himself.
[1120] Or, “as possessed of the judgment.”
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