Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 5
Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 5
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And other critical authorities ; for the first person forms a clearer antithesis to Qeodidaicroi " where God teaches, " Paul means to say, " there I can be silent. " [See at John vi. 45, where l TOV Qeov is found, and John xiv. 26. ] Et^ TO dya-nav aAA?/- involves the intimation that God, who is love, also teaches all to love. ) Vers. 11, 12. This one thing alone Paul beseeches of them, not to stand still at that point to which they had already attained, but to increase in love, especially to l...et their brotherly love expand into universal love, -rrpbg rov$ eoo. (See on 1 Cor. V. 12 ; Col. Iv. 5. ) Now this universal love they are, according to the representation given here, to practise not so much positively which the separation of be- lievers and unbelievers admits of in a less degree as negatively, viz. , by avoiding all cause of offence, and giving no occasion to the non- Christians to blame anything in the professors of the gospel. Now it is to be supposed that such had even at that time occurred in Thessalonica, although as it seems (see at v.
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And other critical authorities ; for the first person forms a clearer antithesis to Qeodidaicroi " where God teaches, " Paul means to say, " there I can be silent. " [See at John vi. 45, where l TOV Qeov is found, and John xiv. 26. ] Et^ TO dya-nav aAA?/- involves the intimation that God, who is love, also teaches all to love. ) Vers. 11, 12. This one thing alone Paul beseeches of them, not to stand still at that point to which they had already attained, but to increase in love, especially to l...et their brotherly love expand into universal love, -rrpbg rov$ eoo. (See on 1 Cor. V. 12 ; Col. Iv. 5. ) Now this universal love they are, according to the representation given here, to practise not so much positively which the separation of be- lievers and unbelievers admits of in a less degree as negatively, viz. , by avoiding all cause of offence, and giving no occasion to the non- Christians to blame anything in the professors of the gospel. Now it is to be supposed that such had even at that time occurred in Thessalonica, although as it seems (see at v.
What to read after Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Olshausen to read onlineMoreLess
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