I think therefore (νομιζω ουν). Paul proceeds to express therefore the previously mentioned judgment (γνωμην) and calls it his opi…

I suppose. I think; I give the following advice.

For the present distress. In the present state of trial. The word dis…

I suppose therefore that this is good for the present distress.—Better, I think then that it is good because of the i…

Each person should remain as he or she now is “because of the present crisis” (see comments on vv.1, 29–31). In other words, remain married if you …

I think therefore that this is good. While I translate this passage of Paul’s writings differently from Erasmus or the Vulgate, I at the s…

I suppose, therefore, that this is good
The opinion of the apostle, the sentiment of his mind, his judgment in this …

Considering the distre of those times, the unmarried state was best. Neverthele , the apostle does not condemn marriage. How contrary to the apostl…