{Whereinsoever our heart condemn us} (hoti ean katagin(9373)k(8869)
h(886d)(936e) h(8820)kardia). A construction like hoti an, whatever, in
 Joh 2:5  14:13 . Katagin(9373)k(935c) occurs only three times in the
N.T., here, verse  21  Ga 2:11 . It means to know something
against one, to condemn. {Because God is greater than our heart}
(hoti meiz(936e) estin t(8873) kardias h(886d)(936e)). Ablative kardias after
the comparative meiz(936e). {And knoweth all things} (kai gin(9373)kei
panta). Just so Peter replied to Jesus in spite of his denials
( Joh 21:17 ). God's omniscience is linked with his love and
sympathy. God knows every secret in our hearts. This difficult
passage strikes the very centre of Christian truth (Brooke).