μετεωρίζεσθε, [1 verse](verb 2nd pl pres imperat mp) "Be ye of doubtful mind" is meteorizomai, which means "raise to a height", "lifts up", "buoys up", "suffer from flatulence", "attain considerable height",  "buoy up", "elevate", esp. with false hope , and, in the passive, "to be elevated" and "to be anxious". - - The Greek verb translated as "be ye of doubtful mind" means to "raise to a height", "lifts up", "buoys up", and "suffer from flatulence". It is a command. It is not passive but a middle voice where the subject acts on themselves, so "lift yourself up", but the joke is that this word applies both the idea of "lifting yourself up" in the sense of pretending you can control what you can't, but it also refers to passing gas. It refers to how people rise from the seat to fart. This clearly goes to the easting and drinking.