Become death unto me? (εμο εγενετο θανατοσ?). Ethical dative εμο again. New turn to the problem. Admitting the goodness of God's l…

Was then that which is good, etc. This is another objection, which the apostle proceeds to answer. The objection is this: "Can it be possi…

Was then that which is good . . .?—Was it possible that the Law, holy and good as it was, could simply lead miserable men…

And the commandment, which was ordained to life, I found to be unto death. For sin, taking occasion by the commandment, deceived me, and by it …

Having detached the law from any wrongful association with sin, Paul must still treat the problem of its relation to death, the other great enemy o…

Has then what is good, etc. He had until now defended the law from slander, but in such a way that it still remained doubtful whe…

Was then that which is good, made death unto me ?
&c.] An objection is started upon the last epithet in commendation…

There is no way of coming to that knowledge of sin, which is necessary for repentance and therefore for peace and pardon, except by testing our hea…

1. After showing that through Christ’s grace we are freed from the slavery of the law, and that this liberation is useful, the Apostle now a…