For I verily (εγω μεν γαρ). Emphatic statement of Paul's own attitude of indignation, εγω in contrast with υμεις. He justifies his…

For I verily. But I, whatever it may cost me, however you may esteem my interference, and whatever personal ill-will may result towards me…

For I verily.—The Apostle had fully made up his mind that this offender must be removed, and insists on the Corinthians d…

Paul again alludes to the pride of the Corinthians. This time it was a pride that, rather than causing them to mourn over the shocking sin, allowed…

I truly, etc. As the Corinthians were failing in their duty, having condemned their negligence, he now shows what ought to be done. So tha…

For I verily, as absent in body
As he really was, being now at Philippi, if any dependence is to be had upon the sub…

The apostle notices a flagrant abuse, ignored by the Corinthians. Party spirit and a false notion of Christian liberty seem to have saved the offen…

After discu ing matters pertaining to the sacrament of baptism, the Apostle begins to consider matters pertaining to marriage. First, he attacks a …