Prophet’s glory; infants faint; Paul shares weakness

The prophet calls his own glory both temple of God and piety of homeland. And the famine was working the fainting of the infants. And you would say more loftily that he makes his own the passions of those kindred according to flesh according to “who is weak, and I am not weak?”—taking up those difficult things according to their soul: a withering of true knowledge and an unstable bearing of the reasoning toward the earthly things and a deprivation of that which lifts the head according to “you, O Lord, are my helper, my glory, and the one lifting my head.”