I know not (ου γινωσκω). "I do not recognize" in its true nature. My spiritual perceptions are dulled, blinded by sin ([Reference …

For that which I do. That is, the evil which I do, the sin of which I am conscious, and which troubles me.

I allow not. I …

That which I do I allow not.—Rather, that which I perform I do not know. I act blindly, and without any conscious direction of th…

For that which I do I allow not:

The man himself does what is evil, but his conscience revolts against it.

At the outset Paul wants it understood that he is not depreciating the law, for it is “spiritual” (GK 4461)—that is, emanating from God (vv.22, 25)…

For what I do I know not, etc. He now comes to a more particular case, that of a man already regenerated, in whom both the things…

For that which I do, I allow not
The apostle having cleared the law from the charge of being the cause either of sin…

Compared with the holy rule of conduct in the law of God, the apostle found himself so very far short of perfection that he seemed to be carnal, li…

1. After showing that the law is neither evil nor the cause of an evil effect, the Apostle now proves that the law is good.

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