<p>14:22 <i>The faith which you have</i>- Eating previously unclean food was possible by faith in the Lord Jesus and His work. It would seem from how he writes that Paul is especially addressing the more mature element in the church; for in :1 he tells them to accept the weak into the church. </p><p><i>Keep between yourself and God</i>- Our faith and understanding is in a sense very intimate, &quot;before God&quot; (Gk.), in His presence. By endlessly engaging others in the &quot;doubtful disputations&quot; of :1, that faith was no longer private, but was being forced upon others. The idea seems to be that one may eat privately what they wish, but should not eat or drink before a weaker believer in a way which makes him stumble (:21).</p><p><i>Happy is he that has no reason to pass judgment on himself for what he approves- </i>This is the blessedness of a good conscience.</p>