Commentaries:
People's Commentary (NT)
Romans 1:32
Who knowing the judgment of God. The ordinance or decree of God
condemning such sinners. That ordinances is next stated. It is that
those who do such deeds are worthy of death. The heathen moralists
admitted this. Yet in spite of this knowledge they not only continued
in their vile sins, but took pleasure in them. No deeper degree of
depravity can be found than when men call evil good, and cherish it.
This dark picture of heathen vices in Romans 1:18-32 is not overdrawn.
It is fully confirmed by such heathen writers as Tacitus, Horace,
Seneca, and Juvenal. The conclusion, from these facts, is that all such
persons are under condemnation.
Other commentary entries containing this verse:
Romans 1:32
Romans 1:32
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