Romans 15:2-3 Let each one of us be habitually pleasing to the near one (or: be continuously accommodating for his neighbor or associate), leading into The Good, toward building the House (or: unto his good, virtue and excellence: toward edification).

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ² Let each one of us be habitually pleasing to the near one (or: be continuously accommodating for [his] neighbor or associate), [leading] into The Good, toward building the House (or: unto [his] good, virtue and excellence: toward edification). ³ For Christ also did not please Himself (or: For even the Anointed One does not make accommodations for Himself), but rather, just as it has been written, "The insults (unjustifiable verbal abuses; reproaches) of those habitually insulting You fell (or: fall) upon Me." [Ps. 69:10]