Romans 9:3

9:3 brethren, (b-16) I apprehend, in the apostle's mind the phrase 'for my brethren' is connected with both 'pain in my heart' and 'a curse from Christ;' he parenthetically states how far his heart had gone for Israel, and then continues the phrase. This want of strict continuation of grammatical st... [ Continue Reading ]

Romans 9:5

9:5 all, (e-18) 'Who is over all' is emphatic. he exists and subsists as such. It may be translated also 'is' or 'exists God over all.'... [ Continue Reading ]

Romans 9:9

9:9 promise, (g-6) See Genesis 18:10 . Sarah. (h-21) The apostle's object is, not to state what the word of promise is, but that the word he quotes, on which all depended, is a matter of promise.... [ Continue Reading ]

Romans 9:17

9:17 Pharaoh, (m-6) See Exodus 9:16 . thus (n-22) I have said 'that I might _ thus_ ' because the word translated 'that' does not signify the ultimate end, but the means or way of doing it. The same word is translated 'so that' in the next clause.... [ Continue Reading ]

Romans 9:32

9:32 of (f-13) 'As of works.' _ Ek_ , here translated 'of,' is translated 'on the principle of' in chs. 1.17; 5.1; 9.32. But this sense is clearer here in having simply 'of' after the 'as,' and the sentence less encumbered. stumblingstone, (g-20) Christ is the stumblingstone, as Paul goes on to expl... [ Continue Reading ]

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