unexcusableness

But the apostle divests them even of this also: for he says expressly, in verse 19, that what might be known of God, that famous and so much disputed of to gnoston tou Theou, was manifested in them; and in verse 21, their unexcusableness is stated upon the supposition of this very thing, that they knew God, but, for all that, did not glorify him as God.

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