For how knowest thou? (τ γαρ οιδασ; ). But what does Paul mean? Is he giving an argument against the believer accepting div…

For what knowest thou, etc. The apostle here a igns a reason why the believing party should not separate from the other needle ly, or why …

For what knowest thou, O wife . . .?—This verse has been very generally regarded as a kind of modification of the previou…

Paul now adds instructions beyond those given by the Lord Jesus— instructions having to do with mixed marriages, where one partner has, since marri…

For what do you know, O woman? Those who believe that this observation confirms the second part of his statement explain it this …

For what know you, O wife
These words may be understood, as containing a reason either why the believing party shoul…

Husband and wife must not separate for any reason other than what Christ allows. Divorce, at that time, was very common among both Jews and Gentile…