Etheridge(i)
10 But most those who after the flesh follow the concupiscence of impurity, and of authority are contemptuous; daring and arrogant, (and) who by greatness [Or, glory, majesty.] are not moved while they blaspheme:
11 whereas angels, who in power and strength are (so much) greater than they, bring not against them a judgment of blasphemy.
12 But these, as the dumb animals, by nature (ordained) to the knife and to destruction, blaspheming what they know not, in their own destruction will be destroyed;
13 while they in whom is iniquity the wages of iniquity shall receive. They repute as pleasure the luxury which is in the day. Blemishes (are they), full of spots, who delighting in their refreshments are luxurious:
14 having eyes full of adultery, and sins which cease not, alluring souls that are not established. An heart have they which is disciplined in covetousness;
15 sons of malediction, who, forsaking the straight way, have erred, and gone in the way of Belam bar Beur, who the wages of iniquity loved.
16 But he had reproof of his transgression; (for) the dumb ass which spake with the voice of man rebuked the madness of the prophet.
17 These are wells without water, clouds driven from above, unto whom the blackness of darkness is reserved.
18 For while they speak scoffing words of vanity, they allure with impure desires of the flesh those who almost escaped from them who have their conversation in error.