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1“And from the fifth mountain, which has green herbage and is rough, are such believers as these: believers, but slow to learn and presumptuous, pleasing themselves, wishing to know everything, and yet they know nothing at all. 2Because of this presumption of theirs understanding has departed from them, and senseless folly has entered into them, and they praise themselves for having understanding and they wish to be teachers in spite of their folly.a 3For this high-mindedness therefore many have been made worthless by exalting themselves, for presumption and vain confidence is a great demon. Many therefore of these were rejected, but some repented and believed, and submitted themselves to those who have understanding, recognising their own folly. 4And for the rest of such men repentance is waiting, for they were not wicked, but rather foolish and without understanding. If therefore these repent they will live to God, but if they do not repent they will dwell with the women who devise evil against them.