Be not overcome of evil (μη νικω υπο του κακου). Present passive imperative of νικαω, to conquer. "Stop being conquered by the evi…

Be not overcome of evil. Do not be vanquished or subdued by injury received from others. Do not allow your temper to be provoked,…

Be not overcome of evil, but . . .—A fine sentiment. The infliction of vengeance is not a sign of strength, but of weakne…

Paul takes his stand alongside believers by giving them explicit counsel about how to face the hostile world. “Do not repay evil for evil” (v.17), …

Be not overcome by evil, etc. This sentence is set forth as a confirmation; for in this case, our contest is altogether with perverseness:…

Be not overcome of evil
Neither of the evil one, Satan, who is very busy to stir up the corruption of nature to an h…

Since people became enemies to God, they have been very ready to be enemies to one another. And those who embrace religion must expect to meet with…

1. Previously, the Apostle showed that charity should be practiced toward the needy; now he shows how it should be practiced even toward ene…