Behold (βλεπετε). Same form for imperative present active plural and indicative. Either makes sense as in Joh 5:39 εραυνατε and 14…

For ye see your calling. You know the general character and condition of those who are Christians among you: they have not generally been …

For you see your calling.—This is better as an imperative (as in 1 Corinthians 8:9; [Reference 1 Corinthians …

For the Jews require a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom: but we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumblingblock, and unto the Gre…

Having contrasted God’s strength and human weakness, Paul now speaks about the circumstances under which God has called his people. The word “calle…

Behold your calling. Since the mood of the Greek verb (βλέπετε) is doubtful, and the indicative suits the context just as well as the impe…

For you see your calling, brethren That is, those that were called by the grace of God among them; for as circumcision an…

God did not choose philosophers, orators, statesmen, or men of wealth, power, and influence in the world to publish the gospel of grace and peace. …

After showing that the method of teaching with eloquent wisdom does not suit Christian doctrine because of its subject matter—the cro of Christ—the…