 | William Withers Ewbank - 1851 - 238 sayfa
...Christians had not yet made their appearance in the Roman church. 'It is not until here,' he remarks, ' quite at the end of the epistle, that we find a short...which wrought in Galatia especially with so pernicious an effect. The circumstance of its being conceived and introduced so abruptly, and in such general... | |
 | 1854 - 446 sayfa
...supposed that Paul could not know whether all churches on earth saluted the Romans. But no doubt vuвai is to be understood only of the various churches of...erroneous teachers in question did not actually exist in Rome, but that St Paul only wished to give a warning against them, with a view to the possible, and... | |
 | Hermann Olshausen - 1858 - 592 sayfa
...ndoai, is to be understood only of the various churches of Corinth and its ports. Vers. 17,18.—It is not until here, quite at the end of the epistle,...which persecuted Paul everywhere, but which wrought in Gralatia especially with so pernicious effect. The circumstance of its being conceived and introduced... | |
 | William Kelly - 1873 - 358 sayfa
...warns the saints in Rome, had not yet made their appearance there. The circumstance that it is only at the end of the epistle that we find a short admonition against divisions couched in general language, so far from being decisive, is no evidence at all that the persons in question did... | |
 | William Kelly - 1873 - 360 sayfa
...warns the saints in Bome, had not yet made their appearance there. The circumstance that it is only at the end of the epistle that we find a short admonition against divisions couched in general language, so far from being decisive, is no evidence at all that the persons in question did... | |
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Ver. 17, 18. It is not until here, quite at the end of the epistle, that we find a short admonition against divisions, couched in altogether general language, which may be referred to the Judaizing party which persecuted Paul everywhere, but which wrought... 