"If then I do that which I would not, I consent unto the law that it is good."
Commentary
Gill's Exposition
If then I do that which I would not,.... This is a corollary, or an inference from what he had related of his own experience; that since what he did,
though it was contrary to the law of God, yet was what he did not will nor allow of, but hated, it must be a clear point, that he consented to the law, that it was good; lovely and amiable; that it forbad those things which were hateful, and commanded those things which were desirable to a good man; and so is acknowledged to be a very beautiful rule of obedience, walk, and conversation.
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Commentary
Gill's Exposition
If then I do that which I would not,.... This is a corollary, or an inference from what he had related of his own experience; that since what he did,
though it was contrary to the law of God, yet was what he did not will nor allow of, but hated, it must be a clear point, that he consented to the law, that it was good; lovely and amiable; that it forbad those things which were hateful, and commanded those things which were desirable to a good man; and so is acknowledged to be a very beautiful rule of obedience, walk, and conversation.