Commentaries:
Robertson's Word Pictures (NT)
Have thou to thyself before God (su—kata seauton exe enwpion tou qeou). Very emphatic position of su at the beginning of the sentence, "Thou there." The old MSS. put hn (relative "which") after pistin and before exeiv. This principle applies to both the "strong" and the "weak." He is within his rights to act "according to thyself," but it must be "before God" and with due regard to the rights of the other brethren.
In that which he approveth (en oi dokimazei). This beatitude cuts both ways. After testing and then approving (Romans 1:28; Romans 2:18) one takes his stand which very act may condemn himself by what he says or does. "It is a rare felicity to have a conscience untroubled by scruples" (Denney).
Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Romans 14:22:
Hebrews 2:18
James 2:17
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