Even in this (εν τω). Just the article with εν, "in the," but it points at the quotation from Le 19:18. Jews ([Reference Luke 10:2…

For all the law is fulfilled. That is, this expresses the substance of the whole law; it embraces and comprises all. The apostle, of cours…

This verse is another of the marked points of contact between this Epistle and that to the Romans. The theme of it is worked out at length in Roman…

But by love serve one another. For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.

The …

Throughout his letter Paul has been arguing against law and in defense of the Gospel of pure grace. Now, in a most striking fashion, he returns to …

For all the law. There is a contrast in this verse—though not plainly stated, yet clearly understood—between Paul’s exhortation and the do…

For all the law is fulfilled in one word
Not the ceremonial law, to which acts of mercy, kindness, and love are oppo…

The gospel is a doctrine according to godliness (1 Timothy 6:3), and is so far from giving the least approval to sin, that it places us…

Having proposed an example of standing and eliminated an obstacle to it, he now establishes its mode.

First, he establishes the mode of stan…