In the flesh (εν σαρκ). But that is a very different thing from walking κατα σαρκα according to the standards of the flesh as his …

For though we walk in the flesh. Though we are mortal like other people; though we dwell, like them, in mortal bodies and must nece arily …

For though we walk in the flesh.—The phrase is generally used by St. Paul for the simple fact of bodily existence, with a…

Paul draws a clear distinction between existence “in the world” and worldly conduct and techniques. He does not deny his human weakness, yet he aff…

For though we walk in the flesh. Walking in the flesh means here — living in the world; or, as he expresses it elsewhere…

For though we walk in the flesh
The apostle removes the calumny of walking after the flesh, by owning that they were…

While others thought poorly of the apostle and spoke scornfully of him, he had humble thoughts and spoke humbly of himself. We should be aware of o…

After dealing with the good ministers of Christ and the faith, the Apostle now addre es false ministers and false apostles. First, he confronts the…