Etheridge(i)
18 And those servants who are among you, be subject to your masters with reverence; not only to the good and gentle, but also to the hard and the severe.
19 For these are pleasing before Aloha, who, for the sake of a good conscience, endure the afflictions that come upon them unjustly.
20 For they who on account of their offences suffer tribulations, what praise have they? But when you do well and they afflict you, and you endure, then doth your praise become great with Aloha.
21 For unto this have you been called; because the Meshiha also hath died for us, and left us this example, that in his steps we may walk.
22 Who did no sin, nor was guile found in his mouth;
23 who was reviled and reviled not, and suffered and threatened not, but delivered his cause to the Judge of righteousness;
24 and took all our sins and upbore [Vaseq enun. Aphel of nesaq, ascendit, clevarit.] them in his body on the cross; that when dead to sin, in the righteousness of him we might live; for by his stripes you are healed,
25 who had wandered as sheep, and are returned now unto the Shepherd and Guardian [Souro, curator.] of your souls.