{Jesus which is called Justus} (I(8873)ous ho legomenos
Ioustos). Another illustration of the frequency of the name
Jesus (Joshua). The surname Justus is the Latin _Justus_ for the
Greek Dikaios and the Hebrew _Zadok_ and very common as a
surname among the Jews. The name appears for two others in the
N.T. ( Ac 1:23  18:7 ). {Who are of the circumcision} (hoi ontes
ek peritom(8873)). Jewish Christians certainly, but not necessarily
Judaizers like those so termed in  Ac 11:3  (hoi ek peritom(8873).
Cf.  Ac 35:1,5 ). {These only} (houtoi monoi). "Of the
circumcision" (Jews) he means. {A comfort unto me} (moi
par(8867)oria). Ethical dative of personal interest. Par(8867)oria is
an old word (here only in N.T.) from par(8867)ore(935c), to make an
address) and means solace, relief. A medical term. Curiously
enough our word paregoric comes from it (par(8867)orikos).