1Co 2:16. Τίς, who) no one who is a mere man; comp. Jer 23:18; Isa 40:13; the LXX., τίς ἔγνω νοῦν ΚυÏίου-ὃς συμβιβάσει αá½Ï„ὸν.-ὃς, who) This is not the interrogative, but the relative, by which the force of the question, which is in the τίς, is extended [continued to the latter clause, ὃς συμβιβ. αá½Ï„ὸν], it means, and therefore.-νοῦν ΧÏιστοῦ, the mind of Christ) The Spirit of the Father and of the Son is the same.-ἔχομεν, we have) That is both more and less than to know: he who has the mind of Christ, judges [judicially decides upon] all things, and is judged by no man.