1 Peter 4:1

So, of{Anointed suffer[ing]} to{flesh} over/for-the-sake of{us}, also you, implement/instrument/arm/weapon-ize-selves the same in-mind/thinking, that the suffer[ing] to{flesh} has-been-stopped/ended/ceased of{sin}

Garth's Hyper-literal Translation

In The King James Version

Forasmuch then as Christ hath suffered for us in the flesh, arm yourselves likewise with the same mind: for he that hath suffered in the flesh hath ceased from sin;

In Context

2into the no-still to{desire-upon-ias} of{men}; contrariwise, to-live[as in livelihood/lifestyle] to{will-effect} of{God} the remaining-upon[adjective] time in to{flesh},

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Cross References

Mark 3:3and he-is-saying to{the man, the having} the hand having-been-withered, "Rouse-self into the midst,"

Romans 6:7for the die[ing]-off/away has-been-justified from of{the sin}.

Romans 13:12The night progresses; moreover, the day has-become-near. So, we-should-place-off/away-selves the works of{the darkness} and we-should-clothe-selves the implements/arms/weapons of{the light}

Galatians 5:24Moreover, the[plural] of{the Anointed Jesus} crucify the flesh together-with to{the suffer/passion-effects} and to{the desire-upon-ias}.

Philippians 2:5for, be-being-considered/deemed the-same in to{you} the also in to{Anointed Jesus},

Matthew Henry on 1 Peter 4:1

The work of a Christian is twofold—doing the will of God and suffering his pleasure. This chapter directs us in both. The duties we are here exhorted to employ ourselves in are the mortification of sin, living to God, sobriety, prayer, charity, hospitality, and the best improvement of our talents, which the apostle presses upon Christians from the consideration of the time they have lost in their sins, and the approaching end of all things, ver. 1-11 . The directions for sufferings are that we should not be… Read the whole commentary →

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