ACC ~ 2 Peter 2 v8

VEXED IN HIS SOUL. SEVERUS OF ANTIOCH: We need to be clearly convinced that our distress at such evil deeds and our compassion for those who suffer earns the greatest reward with God and guarantees acceptance with him. All the more so, because in the face of what often appears to be an overwhelming, threatening wrath, the mental equilibrium of those who are overcome with grief is lost. This is why Peter wrote about Lot in this way. CATENA.

LOT REFUSED TO COLLUDE. OECUMENIUS: Like us, Lot saw and heard many unrighteous things which might have tempted him into doing evil, but when he gave hospitality to the angels and the men of Sodom wanted to take them away and abuse them, Lot refused to give in, in spite of what he would suffer at their hands because of that refusal. COMMENTARY ON 2 PETER.

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