Old word from ferw , to bring, especially the annual tax on lands , etc. Paying taxes recognizes authority over us. Debts , from ofeilw , to owe. Often so in the papyri, though not in Greek authors . Paying debts needs emphasis today, even for ministers .
Love is the only solution of our social relations and national problems.
The use of ou with the volitive future in prohibitions in place of me and the imperative or subjunctive is a regular Greek idiom. Paul does not attempt to give them all. Not in the papyri, but kefalaion , quite common for sum or summary. Second perfect active participle, nominative plural without a principal verb. Final salvation , Paul means, whether it comes by the second coming of Christ as they all hoped or by death .