Romanos 1:30

30 Son traidores, insolentes, arrogantes, fanfarrones y gente que odia a Dios. Inventan nuevas formas de pecar y desobedecen a sus padres.

Romanos 1:30 Meaning and Commentary

Romans 1:30

Backbiters
Who more publicly defamed the characters of their neighbours, and hurt their good name, credit and reputation, though behind their backs:

haters of God;
some read it, "hated of God"; as all workers of iniquity are; but rather this expresses their sin, that they were deniers of the being and providence of God, and showed themselves to be enemies to him by their evil works:

despiteful;
both by opprobrious words, and injurious actions:

proud;
of their natural knowledge, learning, eloquence and vain philosophy:

boasters:
of their parts, abilities, wisdom and works; all which they attributed to themselves, and to the sharpness of their wit, their sagacity and industry:

inventors of evil things;
of evil schemes of morality and philosophy, and of evil practices, as well as principles:

disobedient to parents;
which was acting contrary to the light of nature.

Romanos 1:30 In-Context

28 Por pensar que era una tontería reconocer a Dios, él los abandonó a sus tontos razonamientos y dejó que hicieran cosas que jamás deberían hacerse.

29 Se llenaron de toda clase de perversiones, pecados, avaricia, odio, envidia, homicidios, peleas, engaños, conductas maliciosas y chismes.

30 Son traidores, insolentes, arrogantes, fanfarrones y gente que odia a Dios. Inventan nuevas formas de pecar y desobedecen a sus padres.

31 No quieren entrar en razón, no cumplen lo que prometen, son crueles y no tienen compasión.

32 Saben bien que la justicia de Dios exige que los que hacen esas cosas merecen morir; pero ellos igual las hacen. Peor aún, incitan a otros a que también las hagan.