Ye do - do it [π ο ι η τ ε - ε ρ γ α ζ ε σ θ ε]. Rev., correctly, ye do - work; the latter being the stronger term as opposed to idleness. See on James 2:9. An idle man may do. Compare ejrgasia diligence, Luke 12:58. Heartily [ε κ ψ υ χ η ς]. Lit., from the soul. With a personal interest. Note that the apostle uses both heart (kardiav, ver. 22) and soul [ψ υ χ η ς]; and in Ephesians 6:7, adds met' eujnoiav with good disposition (A. V., good will). See on Romans 11:3; Romans 7:23; Romans 1:21. Compare sumyucoi of one accord, Philippians 2:2; ijsoyucon like - minded, Philippians 2:20; mia yuch with one mind, Philippians 1:27.

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