For thou verily givest thanks well
In very proper words, and pertinent expressions, with great affection and devotion, suitable to the service;
but the other is not edified;
the rest of the people, who do not understand the language in which thanks are given; "thy friend", as the Syriac version reads it; or thy next neighbour, he that stands by thee, receives no manner of profit by it, because he does not understand what is said.
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