Knowing (ειδοτες). Second perfect active participle of οιδα, causal participle. The appeal is to an elementary Christian belief (H…

Forasmuch as ye know. This is an argument for a holy life, derived from the fact that they were redeemed, and from the manner in which the…

Since you know.—This correctly paraphrases the simple original knowing. Security, which is the opposite of the fear of th…

Forasmuch as ye know that ye were not redeemed with corruptible things, as silver and gold, from your vain conversation received by tradition f…

The logic of this verse is “Live... because you know!” That is, the Christian life is lived out of knowledge of the redemption that Christ has acco…

Since you know, or, knowing. Here is another reason, drawn from the price of our redemption, which ought always to be remembered …

Forasmuch as you know
From the Scriptures of truth, by the testimony of the Spirit, by his work upon the soul, and b…

Holy confidence in God as a Father and awe-filled fear of Him as a Judge harmonize; and to regard God always as a Judge endears Him to us as a Fath…