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| Chapter II.—His own condition.
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Chapter II.—His own condition.
But I, O thou blessed woman, not being now so much my
own master as in the power of others, am driven along by the varying
wills of many adversaries,1377
| 1377 Literally, “by the many wills of the
adversaries.” | being in one sense in exile, in another
in prison, and in a third in bonds. But I pay no regard to these things.
Yea, by the injuries inflicted on me through them, I acquire all the more
the character of a disciple, that I may attain to Jesus Christ. May I
enjoy the torments which are prepared for me, seeing that “the
sufferings of this present time are not worthy [to be compared] with the
glory which shall be revealed in us.”1378
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