10. For, while there may be apprehension with wickedness, it gives testimony to condemnation, for a troubled conscience always forecasts harshness.
11. For fear is nothing else but unfaithfulness to thinking helpful things.
12. And, while expectation is driven from within, the cause of this is supposing that one is great in knowledge, and as a result, conflict excels.
13. Yet those who were truly powerless that night, being overcome by both the vilest and the deepest hell, were sleeping the same sleep,
14. sometimes stirred up by the fear of unnatural things, other times sinking down in disgrace of soul, for a sudden and unexpected fear overcame them.
15. Then, if any among them had fallen away, he was kept in a prison without bars which had been left open.