When he owed him ten thousand talents, he did not call him wicked, nor did he at all chide him, but had mercy on him; but now when he had been ungenerous to his fellow servant, then he says to him, “Thou wicked servant;” and this is what is said, “Oughtest thou not to have had mercy upon thy fellow servant.”
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