Romans 8:18-20

1599 Geneva Bible

Footnotes

1. Romans 8:18 Thirdly that this glory which we look for, doth a thousand parts surmount the misery of our afflictions.
2. Romans 8:18 All being well considered, I gather.
3. Romans 8:19 Fourthly, he plainly teacheth us that we shall certainly be renewed from that confusion and horrible deformation of the whole world, which cannot be continual, as it was not at the beginning: But as it had a beginning by the sin of man, for whom it was made by the ordinance of God, so shall it at length be restored with the elect.
4. Romans 8:19 All this world.
5. Romans 8:20 Is subject to a vanishing and flitting state.
6. Romans 8:20 Not by their natural inclination.
7. Romans 8:20 That they should obey the Creator’s commandment, whom it pleased to show by their fickle estate, how greatly he was displeased with man.
8. Romans 8:20 God would not make the world subject to everlasting curse, for the sin of man, but gave it hope that it should be restored.