Commentary on 2 Thessalonians

Ambrosiaster

On the Second Letter of Saint Paul to the Thessalonians

Latin Text from public domain Migne Editors, Patrologiae Cursus Completus.

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Table of Contents

Prologue

Chapter I.

(Vers. 1-3.)

(Vers. 4, 5.)

(Vers. 6-9.)

(Vers. 10.)

(Vers. 11, 12.)

Chapter II.

(Vers. 1-4.)

(Vers. 5, 6.)

(Vers. 7.)

(Vers. 8, 9.)

(Vers. 10.)

(Vers. 11.)

(Vers. 12, 13.)

(Vers. 14.)

(Vers. 15, 16.)

Chapter III.

(Vers. 1, 2.)

(Vers. 3.)

(Vers. 4.)

(Vers. 5.)

(Vers. 6.)

(Vers. 7, 8, 9.)

(Vers. 10.)

(Vers. 11.)

(Vers. 12.)

(Vers. 13, 14, 15.)

(Vers. 16.)

(Vers. 17.)

(Vers. 18.)

Prologue

Since in the first letter to the Thessalonians, among other things, he also wrote about the coming of the Lord and the resurrection of the saints, he now writes another letter to them, in which he indicates, although obscurely (for he could not write openly), the abolition of the Roman kingdom, the appearance and condemnation of the Antichrist, and the disturbance of some brethren.

Chapter I.

(Vers. 1-3.)

See also

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