{That thou art} (se onta). Participle in indirect
discourse after hor(935c) (I see). {In the gall of bitterness} (eis
chol(886e) pikrias). Old word from cholas either from che(935c), to
pour, or chlo(885c), yellowish green, bile or gall. In the N.T. only
in  Mt 27:34  and here. In LXX in sense of wormwood as well as
bile. See  De 29:18  32:32  La 3:15  Job 16:14 . "Gall and
bitterness" in  De 29:18 . Here the gall is described by the
genitive pikrias as consisting in "bitterness." In  Heb 12:15 
"a root of bitterness," a bitter root. This word pikria in the
N.T. only here and  Heb 12:15  Ro 3:14  Eph 4:31 . The "bond of
iniquity" (sundesmon adikias) is from  Isa 58:6 . Paul uses
this word of peace ( Eph 4:3 ), of love ( Col 3:14 ), of the body
( Col 2:19 ). Peter describes Simon's offer as poison and a
chain.