They are all gone aside, they are all together become filthy: there is none that doeth good, no, not one.
They are all gone aside from the right way and together become morally corrupt, so that there is none that does good, no, not one. It portrays the present sinful condition of both the world and the church. This terrible universal corruption is brought about by making void the law of God.
The verse also applies to those who had abundant light and evidence but followed a false standard of Christianity. Having lost loving communion with God, they give themselves to strife and falsehood instead of living by Christ, and distort the gospel. Their worldly pursuits turn them from God's Word to fables, weakening their Christian influence and leaving them without genuine holiness.
They are all gone aside from the right way and together become morally corrupt, so that there is none that does good, no, not one. It portrays the present sinful condition of both the world and the church. This terrible universal corruption is brought about by making void the law of God.
The verse also applies to those who had abundant light and evidence but followed a false standard of Christianity. Having lost loving communion with God, they give themselves to strife and falsehood instead of living by Christ, and distort the gospel. Their worldly pursuits turn them from God's Word to fables, weakening their Christian influence and leaving them without genuine holiness.