I fed you with milk, not with meat (γαλα υμας εποτισα, ου βρωμα). Note two accusatives with the verb, εποτισα, first aorist active…

I have fed you with milk. Paul here continues the metaphor, which is derived from the custom of feeding infants with the lightest food. Mi…

Milk . . . meat.—The use of the word “infant” naturally suggests these two images for the higher wisdom and for the simpler truths…

I have fed you with milk, and not with meat: for hitherto ye were not able to bear it, neither yet now are ye able.

How grateful we …

Paul now amplifies the reference in v.1 to infants by explaining that when he first came, he fed the Corinthian Christians spiritual milk—i.e., the…

I have fed you with milk. Here it is asked whether Paul transformed Christ to suit the diversity of his hearers. I answer that this refers…

I have fed you with milk
It is usual with the Jews to compare the law to milk, and they say ^F3 , that "as…

The most simple truths of the gospel, concerning human sinfulness and God's mercy, repentance towards God, and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ, stat…

Previously, the Apostle exposed the strife and division among the Corinthians, who disputed among themselves about the particular ministers of Chri…