Cast out the scorner
That makes a mock at sin, a jest at religion, and scoffs at all
good men, and everything serious and spiritual; cast such an one
out of all company and conversation; out of the family, as
mocking Ishmael was cast out of Abraham's family; and out of the
church, and all religious societies. Jarchi interprets it of the
evil imagination or corruption of nature; but this will continue
with a man as long as he lives, and, though it may be weakened
and subdued, it is not cast out; and contention shall go
out; yea, strife and reproach shall cease;
which are caused by the scorner, who stirs up contention and
strife in all company where he is, in families, and churches; and
is continually casting reproach on good men and things; but, when
he is cast out, everything of this nature ceases, and peace and
love take place.