Subjecting yourselves to one another (υποτασσομενο αλληλοις). Present middle participle of υποτασσω, old military figure to line u…

Submitting yourselves one to another. This means maintaining due subordination in the various relations of life. The apostle now proceeds …

Submitting yourselves one to another in the fear of God.—In grammatical construction this clause is connected with the pr…

That principle of maintaining your rights, standing up for your dignity, and so on, is not according to the mind of the Spirit. It is his will that…

Does this verse represent the conclusion of the previous section or the start of a new one? While grammatically it may be attached to v.20, its con…

Submit yourselves. God has bound us so strongly to each other that no one should seek to avoid subjection; and where love reigns, mutual s…

Submitting yourselves one to another
Which may be understood either in a political sense, of giving honour, obedience, and tri…

Another remedy against sin is care, or caution, as it is otherwise impossible to maintain purity of heart and life. Time is a talent given to us by…