The law (τον νομον). The principle already set forth (αρα, accordingly) in verses 18,19. This is the way it works, but there is no…

I find then a law. I experience the operation of this law whenever I attempt to do good. There have been various opinions about the meanin…

I find then a law.—Of the many ways of interpreting this difficult verse, two seem to stand out as most plausible or po ible. In a…

For the creature was made subject to vanity, not willingly, but by reason of him who hath subjected the same in hope, Because the creature itse…

Paul now summarizes what has gone before. “So I find this law at work.” So far, “law” (GK 3795) meant the law of Moses, but here it has a specializ…

I find then, etc. Here Paul supposes a fourfold law. The first is the law of God, which alone is properly so called, and which is…

I find then a law
This is to be understood either of the corruption of nature, which he found by experience to be in him; and …

The purer and holier the heart is, the more keenly it will perceive the sin that remains in it. The believer sees more of the beauty of holine and …

1. After showing that the law is good because it is consistent with reason, the Apostle now draws two conclusions based on the two things he…