If he hath wronged thee, or oweth thee ought, put that on mine account;
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Verse 18 is found in chapter 1 of Philemon. Paul asks that Onesimus be received as if he were Paul himself and offers to assume any debt. The request has a deeply reconciling dimension: Paul does not merely ask for forgiveness, but personally places himself between the parties and commits himself to addressing the broken relationship.
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So er aber dir etwas Schaden getan hat oder schuldig ist, das rechne mir zu.
Y si en algo te dañó, o te debe, ponlo a mi cuenta.
Et s'il t'a fait quelque tort, ou s'il te doit quelque chose, mets-le sur mon compte.
Che se ti ha fatto alcun torto, o ti deve cosa alcuna, scrivilo a mia ragione.
E, se te fez algum dano, ou te deve alguma coisa, põe isso à minha conta.
他若虧負你,或欠你甚麼,都算在我的賬上吧,
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