But ye on (ενδυσασθε). The same metaphor as in verse Romans 13:12. The Lord Jesus Christ is the garment that we all need. See Galatians 3:27 with baptism as the symbol.

Provision (προνοιαν). Old word for forethought (from προνοος). In N.T. only here and Acts 24:2.

For the flesh (της σαρκος). Objective genitive.

To fulfil the lusts thereof (εις επιθυμιας). "For lusts." No verb.

Romans 14:1

Him that is weak (τον ασθενουντα). See on 1. Corinthians 8:7-12; 1. Corinthians 9:22; Romans 4:19.

Receive ye (προσλαμβανεσθε). Present middle imperative (indirect), "take to yourselves."

Yet not to doubtful disputations (μη εις διακρισεις διαλογισμων). "Not for decisions of opinions." Note δια (between, two or δυο) in both words. Discriminations between doubts or hesitations. For διακρισις, see 1. Corinthians 12:10; Hebrews 5:14 (only N.T. examples). For διαλογισμος see Luke 2:35; Luke 24:38; Philippians 2:14. The "strong" brother is not called upon to settle all the scruples of the "weak" brother. But each takes it on himself to do it.