Matthew Poole and continuators on Romans 1:30
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Romans1:30
30. Backbiters, haters of God , despiteful , proud, boasters, inventers of evil things , disobed[illegible: 1 letter]ent to Parents .
The [illegible: 1 letter]riginal Word hath a passive Termination; and therefore [illegible: 1 word] read it, hated of God. But words Passive are someti[illegible: 3 letters] Actively taken, vid. 2 Pet. 1.3. And the Apostle here intendeth a Catalogue of the Gentiles Sins, whereof this was one, vid. Psal. 81.15.
Or Injurious.
They were not contented with old usual Evils, but they invented new; whether we refer this to Evils of Pain, or Evils of Sin, we may find examples thereof amongst the Heathen. Phalaris propounded a Reward to him that could devise a new Torment. And Sardanapalus offered Rewards to such, as could find out new venereal Pleasures.
Either natural or political.
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