Beareth all things (παντα στεγε). Στεγω is old verb from στεγη, roof, already in 1 Corinthians 9:12; [Reference 1 Thes…

Beareth all things. See Barnes on 1 Corinthians 9:12.

Doddridge renders this, "covers all things." The word used here (…

Beareth all things.—The full thought of the original here is that love silently endures whatever it has to suffer.

Much of what we call knowledge, much of what we call eloquence, will all be put away. As our spiritual growth increases, we shall not need these ch…

Christian love is now described positively and negatively. Its positive characteristics are patience (slow to become resentful), kindness, delight …

Beareth all things, etc. By all these statements he intimates that love is neither impatient nor spiteful. For to bear and en…

Beareth all things
The burdens of fellow Christians, and so fulfils the law of Christ, which is the law of love; the…

Some of the effects of charity are stated, so that we may know whether we have this grace; and if we do not, that we may not rest until we have it.…

After showing that charity is so nece ary that without it no spiritual gifts are sufficient for salvation, the Apostle now shows that it is so usef…