1Cor 15:15 | JFB | STEP | 15. testified of God-- that is, concerning God. The rendering of others is, "against God" [Vulgate, Estius, Grotius]: the Greek preposition with the genitive implies, not direct antagonism (as the accusative would mean), but indirect to the dishonor of God. English Version is probably better. if so be-- as they assert. It is not right to tell untrue stories, though they are told and seem for the glory of God ( ).

‏ 1 Corinthians 15:15

15. testified of God--that is, concerning God. The rendering of others is, "against God" [Vulgate, Estius, Grotius]: the Greek preposition with the genitive implies, not direct antagonism (as the accusative would mean), but indirect to the dishonor of God. English Version is probably better.

if so be--as they assert. It is not right to tell untrue stories, though they are told and seem for the glory of God (Job 13:7).