Have we no right? (Μη ουκ εχομεν εξουσιαν; ). Literary plural here though singular in 1-3. The μη in this double negative expects …

Have we not power, exousian. Have we not the right? The word power here is evidently used in the sense of r…

Have we not power...?—This question follows the parenthetical argument contained in 1 Corinthians 9:2–3. Having established hi…

Paul now begins to defend himself against those who have criticized his apostleship on the ground that he had not exercised all the rights one migh…

Have we not power? He concludes from what has already been said that he had a right to receive food and clothing from them, for Paul ate a…

Have we not power to eat and to drink ? Having proved his apostleship, he proceeds to establish his right to a maintenanc…

It is not new for a minister to encounter unkindness in return for goodwill to a people, and for diligent and successful service among them. To the…