[OT] sentances with two meanings

Colin S. Miller colinsm.spam-me-not at picsel.com
Tue Jul 15 09:43:48 EDT 2003


> 
> Matthew 25:35  I was a stranger, and you took me in.
Care to enlighten us with the second meaning?
I'm a native English speaker, but can only see one meaning
'I was unknown to you, yet you let me stay in your house'
Although 'took me in' could also mean 'accept as a friend'


Colin S. Miller





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