Romans 2:14-15 You see, whenever ethnic multitudes (or: certain Gentiles; or: some non-Israelite nations; = pagans) – those not having a law (or: the Law) by nature – may normally do the things of the Law (= Torah), these, although not having a law (or: the Law), are in and among themselves a law (or: continuously exist being a principle, or custom, for or to themselves),

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹⁴ You see, whenever ethnic multitudes (or: [certain] Gentiles; or: [some] non-Israelite nations; = pagans) – those not having a law (or: [the] Law) by nature – may normally do the things of the Law (= Torah), these, [although] not having a law (or: [the] Law), are in and among themselves a law (or: continuously exist being a principle, or custom, for or to themselves), ¹⁵ which very ones continuously display (exhibit; show outward proof by demonstration) the work of the Law (or: action and conduct of that law and principle) written within their hearts, their conscience (the knowing with themselves; awareness; integrated recognition from what has been seen) continually bearing joint-testimony (giving confirming witness and evidence, together), and, in between each other’s calculations (or: logical thoughts), also constantly accusing (speaking down [against] in the assembly) or defending themselves (or: and in the mean time one another’s reasonings and reckonings constantly accusing, or even repeatedly excusing themselves),