Ewangelia Mateusza 18:26

Biblia Tysiąclecia

Upadłszy tedy sługa on, pokłonił mu się, mówiąc: Panie! miej cierpliwość nade mną, a wszystko ci oddam.

Parallel Translations

Biblia Gdańska (1632)
Upadłszy tedy sługa on, pokłonił mu się, mówiąc: Panie! miej cierpliwość nade mną, a wszystko ci oddam.

Biblia Przekład Toruński
26 upadł więc sługa i pokłonił się mu, mówiąc: Panie! Bądź dla mnie cierpliwy, a oddam ci wszystko.

Nowe Przymierze Zaremba
Zadłużony sługa padł jednak na kolana i zaczął prosić: Okaż mi cierpliwość. Oddam ci wszystko.

Nowa Biblia Gdańska (2012)
Wtedy sługa upadł i oddał mu pokłon, mówiąc: Panie, miej nade mną cierpliwość, a wszystko ci oddam.

Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska
Wtedy sługa upadł i oddał mu pokłon, mówiąc: Panie, okaż mi cierpliwość, a wszystko ci oddam.

Biblia Brzeska (1563)
A on sługa upadszy, kłaniał mu się mówiąc: Panie! Odłóż gniew swój przeciwko mnie, a wszytko tobie oddam.

Biblia Warszawska
Wtedy sługa padł przed nim, złożył mu pokłon i rzekł: Panie! Okaż mi cierpliwość, a oddam ci wszystko.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

worshipped him: or, besought him

have: Matthew 18:29, Luke 7:43, Romans 10:3

Reciprocal: Judges 9:7 - Hearken Matthew 8:2 - worshipped Luke 7:42 - when

Gill's Notes on the Bible

The servant therefore fell down,.... At his feet, upon his knees, or on his face, to the ground; not being able to stand before him, or look him in the face, and much less to answer the demands of his law and justice; but owned the debt, and his present inability to pay,

and worshipped him: the Vulgate Latin reads it, "prayed", or entreated him,

saying, Lord have patience with me; give me but time, spare me a little longer, send me not to prison, and I will pay thee all: a very weak and foolish promise, but what is usual for men in such circumstances to make. Thus men, under guilt, and dreadful apprehensions of wrath and ruin, frequently promise, that if their lives are but spared, what they will do for God, and in a religious way; and very foolishly and ignorantly imagine, that by their humiliation and tears, their prayers and other services by their good lives and conversations, for the future, they shall be able to make compensation to God for all the iniquities they have been guilty of: which shows them to be exceeding ignorant of the nature of sin, which is committed against an infinite being, and therefore reconciliation for it cannot be made by finite creature; as also of the nature of their duties and services, which, when performed, in ever so good a manner, can never make satisfaction for past offences, these being duties they are obliged to perform; and would have been equally obliged thereunto if they had never offended; and likewise betrays great vanity, pride, boasting, and conceit of themselves, and abilities, as that they shall be able, in a little time to pay all, when they have nothing at all to pay with: and was patience to be exercised towards them ever so long, they would still be in the same condition, and in no better capacity to make payment; but, on the contrary, would still run a larger score, and be more and more in debt. Indeed, the patience and longsuffering of God to his people is salvation; not that by giving them time, and bearing with them, they discharge their debts, and work out their salvation; but waiting upon them to be gracious to them, he brings them to repentance, to a sense of themselves and sins, and to an acknowledgment of them, and leads them, by faith, to his Son for righteousness, forgiveness, salvation, and eternal life; but as for others, his patience towards them, and forbearance of them, issue in their everlasting destruction, which, by their iniquities, they are fitted for.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

The servant therefore fell down, and worshipped him - This does not mean that he paid him religious homage, but that in a humble, reverent, and earnest manner he entreated him to have patience with him. He prostrated himself before his lord, as is customary in all Eastern nations when subjects are in the presence of their king. See the notes at Matthew 2:2.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse Matthew 18:26. Fell down and worshipped him — προσεκυνει αυτω, crouched as a dog before him, with the greatest deference, submission, and anxiety.

Have patience with me — μακροθυμησον επ' εμοι, be long-minded towards me - give me longer space.

The means which a sinner should use to be saved, are,

1. Deep humiliation of heart - he fell down.

2. Fervent prayer.

3. Confidence in the mercy of God - have patience.

4. A firm purpose to devote his soul and body to his Maker - I will pay thee all.

A sinner may be said, according to the economy of grace, to pay all, when he brings the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus to the throne of justice, by faith; thus offering an equivalent for the pardon he seeks, and paying all he owes to Divine justice, by presenting the blood of the Lamb.