Hence it indicates that which is not on its true line but beside it, either in the way of falling short or of going beyond. Thus, in the sense of going beyond, Rom. So Luke xiii. Hence parabasiv differs from the Homeric uJperbasia transgression , in that the latter carries only the idea of going beyond or over. A mark or line as a standard is thus implied.
Transgression implies something to transgress .
With the law came in the possibility off transgressing the law . Hence it is peculiarly appropriate here of one who boasts in the law . See Romans 5. The sin is implicit, the transgression explicit. Rev., transgressor .