To men that know the law (γινωσκουσιν νομον). Dative plural of present active participle of γινωσκω. The Romans, whether Jews or G…

ROMANS Chapter 7

Introduction

Few chapters in the Bible have been the subject of more decidedly different interpretations than this. …

Do you not know.—Here again insert “or”: Or know ye not, and so on, carrying on the thought from the end of the last chap…

He merely states this as an illustration.

The readers are described as those who know “the law.” The fact that “law” (GK 3795) here does not have a definite article in the Greek suggests th…

Although he had, in a brief manner, sufficiently explained the question concerning the abrogation of the law, yet because it was a difficult one an…

Know you not, brethren
The apostle having a erted, (Romans 6:14) , that the believing Romans were "not u…

As long as anyone continues under the law as a covenant and seeks justification by their own obedience, they continue as a slave to sin in some for…

After showing that we are set free from sin through the grace of Christ, the Apostle now shows that through the same grace we are freed from slaver…