Before (απεναντ). Late double compound (απο, εν, αντ) adverbial preposition in LXX and Polybius, papyri and inscriptions. With gen…

There is no fear of God (Psalms 36:1). The word fear here denotes reverence, awe, veneration. There is no such regard…

The fear of God, which is properly a subjective feeling, is here projected, so to speak, and regarded as an external rule of life.

What then? Are we better than they? No, in no wise: for we have before proved both Jews and Gentiles, that they are all under sin; As it is wri…

However, there is another argument waiting to be brought into play to seal the verdict. It is the testimony of Scripture. Writing to those who were…

In the last clause he repeats again, in other words, what we have noticed at the beginning — that every wickedness flows from a disregard of God: f…

There is no fear of God before their eyes . ] The place referred to is (Psalms 36:1) , by the "fear of God", …

It is shown here again that all humankind are under the guilt of sin as a burden; and under the government and dominion of sin, enslaved by it to d…

1. After showing the Jews’ advantage over the Gentiles regarding God’s ble ings, the Apostle now rejects their vainglory, by which they set …