human
Trophimus _they_ left at Miletus sick.
gpt
At my first defence no man took my part, but all forsook me. He had no _patronus_, no _advocatus_, no _clientela_. Among all the Christians in Rome there was not one who would stand at his side in court either to speak on his behalf, or to advise him in the conduct of his case, or to support him by a demonstration of sympathy. The expression for
human
(οὐδείς μοι παρεγένετο) literally means
gpt
or
human
The verb is specially frequent in the writings of St. Luke. And the word which is rendered
gpt
(εγκατέλιπον) is still more graphic. It signifies
human
and especially in a _bad_ position; leaving him in straits. It is almost the exact counterpart of our colloquial phrase
gpt
St. Paul uses it elsewhere of those who with him are
human
(2 Cor. iv. 9). And both St. Mark and St. Luke, following the LXX., use it in translating Christ's cry upon the cross:
gpt
Why hast thou _forsaken_ Me?
human
?
gpt
Does it include Luke, whom he has just mentioned as being the only person with him? And, if so, is it meant as an indirect reproach? Some would have it that we have here an indication of the spurious character of the letter. The forger is unable consistently to maintain the part which he has assumed. In writing