To them that are defiled (τοις μεμιαμμενοις). Perfect passive articular participle of μιαινω, old verb, to dye with another colour…

Unto the pure all things are pure (Titus 1:15). (Romans 14:20).

There is probably an allusion here to the d…

Unto the pure all things are pure.—The spirit of this famous saying of Saint Paul, occurring in almost the same language …

This was bad soil; but it had to be plowed, and to be sown, and with an Almighty God at the back of the gospel plower and sower, a fruitful harvest…

The test of character condemns these false teachers. This is stated in the form of a double maxim. “To the pure, all things are pure” embodies a pr…

To the pure all things indeed are pure. He refers to one class of fictitious opinions. For the choice of foods (such as was temporarily co…

Unto the pure all things are pure
The apostle has made mention of Jewish fables, and the traditions of the elders, t…

False teachers are described. Faithful ministers must oppose them promptly, so that, their folly being exposed, they may not proceed further. They …

1. Having described the character of the Cretan people, the Apostle now prescribes the remedy. He presents this in two parts:

   1. T…