And even as they refused (κα καθως ουκ εδοκιμασαν). "And even as they rejected" after trial just as δοκιμαζω is used of testing co…

And even as they did not like, etc. This was the true source of their crimes. They did not choose to acknowledge God. It was not …

Even as.—Rightly translated in the Authorized Version: “as” is not here equivalent to “because,” but means rather, just in lik…

Paul now explains the word “wickedness” in v.18. This section describes the havoc wrought in human relations because of suppressing the knowledge o…

And as they chose not, etc. An evident comparison is to be observed in these words, by which the just relation between sin and pu…

And even as they did not like
This accounts for the justness of the divine procedure in leaving them to commit such …

In the horrid depravity of the Gentile world, the truth of our Lord's words was shown: “Light was come into the world, but men loved darkne rat…

1. Having set forth the sin of ungodline , by which they sinned against the divine nature, the Apostle now sets forth the punishment by whic…