Nay, we establish the law (αλλα νομον ιστανομεν). Present indicative active of late verb ιστανω from ιστημ. This Paul hinted at in…

Do we then make void the law? Do we render it vain and useless, destroy its moral obligation, and prevent obedience to it by the doctrine …

Do we then make void the law.—In opposition to many commentators it seems right to take this as an isolated statement to …

It is excluded. By what law? Of works? Nay: but by the law of faith. Therefore we conclude that a man is justified by faith without the deeds o…

The final verse of the chapter has elicited many interpretations, attesting its difficulty. The correct view is the one that most closely accords w…

Do we then make, etc. When the law is opposed to faith, the flesh immediately suspects some conflict, as if the one were opposed to the ot…

Do we then make void the law through faith? &c.] Which question is answered by way of detestation, God forbid…

God wills that the great work of the justification and salvation of sinners be carried on from first to last in such a way as to exclude boasting. …

1. After showing that Jews have no advantage over the Gentiles either regarding sin or righteousne , he now presents his intended conclusion…