see under ACCUSATION , A, No. 1.
"to have," is idiomatically used in the sense of being in a case or condition, as with the infirm man at the pool of Bethesda, John 5:6 , lit., "that he had already much time (in that case)."
Acts 25:14lit., "to have before," in the Middle Voice, Romans 3:9 , is rightly translated "are we in worse case?" (RV), as is borne out by the context. See BETTER (be), Note (1).
1—Corinthians 9:151—Corinthians 14:11 1—John 4:16Matthew 5:20
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