That no man transgress (το μη υπερβαινειν). Old verb to go beyond. Final use of το (accusative of general reference) and the infin…

That no man go beyond. uperbainein. This word means to make to go over, as, for example, a wall or mountain; then, t…

That no man.—The form of the Greek shows that this is not exactly parallel with the preceding clauses, as if it ran, “thi…

Wronging and taking advantage of a “brother” (probably a Christian brother) are other violations of holiness. Paul is continuing here the matter of…

Let no man oppress. Here we have another exhortation, which flows, like a stream, from the doctrine of sanctification. “God,” says he, “ha…

That no man go beyond, and defraud his brother in any
matter

To abide in the faith of the gospel is not enough; we must abound in the work of faith.

The rule according to which all should walk and act i…

Previously, the Apostle Paul commended the faithful for their loyalty in the face of trials and for other good practices; here, he warns them to co…