But and if thou marry (εαν δε κα γαμησηις). Condition of the third class, undetermined with prospect of being determined, with the…

Thou hast not sinned. There is no express command of God on this subject. The counsel which I give is mere advice, and it may be observed …

But and if thou marry.—Better, If, however, you have married. The teaching here is not for some who will, after …

Paul hastens to make it plain that there is nothing sinful in marriage, whether entered into by a widow, a widower, or a virgin. His main motive in…

But if you should even marry. As there was a danger of one’s thinking from the preceding statement that he tempted God if he knowingly and…

But and if you marry, you do not sin
If a man that has never been married, or one that has, if legally loosed from h…

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