Ye lust (επιθυμειτε). Present active indicative of επιθυμεω, old word (from επι, θυμος, yearning passion for), not necessarily evi…

You lust, and have not. That is, you wish to have something which you do not now possess, and to which you have no just claim, and this pr…

You lust, and have not . . .—It is better this way: You desire, and have not; you kill, and envy, and cannot obtain; …

Ye lust, and have not: ye kill, and desire to have, and cannot obtain: ye fight and war, yet ye have not,

“You want something” (GK 2121) is not quite forceful enough to fit the context or to represent the Greek verb, which expresses anxious longing and …

You lust, or covet, and have not. He seems to suggest that the soul of man is insatiable when he indulges wicked lusts; and truly…

You lust, and have not
The apostle proceeds to show the unsuccessfulness of many in their desires and pursuits after…

Since all wars and fighting come from the corruptions of our own hearts, it is right to mortify those lusts that war in our members. Worldly and fl…