The invisible things of him (τα αορατα αυτου). Another verbal adjective (α privative and οραω, to see), old word, either unseen or…

For the invisible things of him. The expre ion "his invisible things" refers to those things which cannot be perceived by the senses. It d…

For, although there were aspects of God’s being that the eye could not penetrate, they could still be easily inferred from the nature of His visibl…

People who have never heard the gospel can see God in His works if they open their eyes. Enough is written on the face of nature to condemn them if…

The creation bears clear witne to its Maker, and the evidence is “plain” to people. Here Paul enters upon a discu ion of what is usually designated…

Since his invisible things, etc. God is in Himself invisible; but as His majesty shines forth in His works and in His creatures everywhere…

For the invisible things of him
Not the angels, the invisible inhabitants of heaven: nor the unseen glories of anoth…

The apostle begins to show that all humankind needs the salvation of the gospel, because no one could obtain the favor of God or escape his wrath b…

1. After securing the goodwill of the Roman believers to whom he was writing by showing his affection for them, the Apostle now begins to in…