Or covetousness (η πλεονεξια). In bad company surely. Debasing like sensuality.

As becometh saints (καθως …

But fornication. This was a common vice among the Gentiles then, as it is now, and one into which they were in special danger of falling (…

But fornication, and all uncleanness, or Christian light covetousness.—Fornication” is closely joined (as in [Reference 2…

So far from ever falling under the power of these evils, do not even name them; consider them sins unmentionable to holy ears. In what a position d…

The apostle begins by speaking about the effect of light in a life of purity. He resumes the prohibitive character of 4:26–31, taking it further by…

But fornication, and all uncleanness, or covetousness The apostle proceeds to dehort from several vices, which are unbeco…

Filthy lusts must be rooted out. These sins must be dreaded and detested. Here are not only cautions against blatant acts of sin, but also against …