Commentary on 2 Timothy

Ambrosiaster

On the Second Epistle of Saint Paul to Timothy.

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Table of Contents

Prologue

Chapter I.

(Vers. 1, 2.)

(Vers. 3, 4, 5.)

(Vers. 6, 7.)

(Vers. 8.)

(Vers. 9.)

(Vers. 10.)

(Vers. 11.)

(Vers. 12.)

(Vers. 13, 14.)

(Vers. 15, 16.)

(Vers. 17, 18.)

Chapter II.

(Vers. 1, 2.)

(Vers. 3, 4.)

(Vers. 5.)

(Vers. 6, 7.)

(Vers. 8, 9.)

(Vers. 10.)

(Vers. 11, 12.)

(Vers. 13.)

(Vers. 14.)

(Vers. 15.)

(Vers. 16, 17.)

(Vers. 18.)

(Vers. 19.)

(Vers. 20.)

(Vers. 21.)

(Vers. 22.)

(Vers. 23.)

(Vers. 24, 25, 26.)

Chapter III.

(Vers. 1-5.)

(Vers. 6, 7.)

(Vers. 8, 9.)

(Vers. 10, 11.)

(Vers. 12, 13.)

(Vers. 14, 15.)

(Vers. 16, 17.)

Chapter IV.

(Vers. 1, 2. )

(Vers. 6, 7.)

(Vers. 9-12.)

(Vers. 13.)

(Vers. 14, 15.)

(Vers. 16.)

(Vers. 17.)

(Vers. 18.)

(Vers. 19, 20, 21.)

Prologue

He writes another letter to Timothy, to urge him about ecclesiastical discipline and what the hope of the promise is, and to provoke him to martyrdom by his own example; and because it will happen that some will turn away from sound doctrine, because it seems harsh to them, and turn to fables, that is, to human inventions.

Chapter I.

(Vers. 1, 2.)

See also

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