Ye adultere es (μοιχαλιδες). Μοιχο κα (ye adulterers) is spurious (Syrian text only). The feminine form here is a common late word…

Ye adulterers and adultresses. These words are frequently used to denote those who are faithless towards God, and are frequently applied t…

Ye adulterers and adulteresses.—The phrase may seem to flow naturally after the former ones, but the Received Text, from …

You adulterers and adulteresses, do you not know that the friendship of the world is enmity with God?

The apostle uses this strong …

Having identified the source of the bitter fighting as being the desire for pleasure, James next rebukes his readers for spiritual unfaithfulness. …

Ye adulterers. I connect this verse with the preceding ones; for he calls them adulterers, as I think, metaphorically, because th…

You adulterers and adulteresses
Not who were literally such, but in a figurative and metaphorical sense: as he is an…

Since all wars and fighting come from the corruptions of our own hearts, it is right to mortify those lusts that war in our members. Worldly and fl…