2 Timóteo 2
Ambrosiaster · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
2 Timóteo 2:4
No one can serve two masters. Since business affairs often involve the exercise of greed, the faithful churchman must be separate from these. — COMMENTARY ON THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 2:15
To teach the word of truth rightly is to speak it to men who wish to hear it and are peaceful in their hearing. — COMMENTARY ON THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 2:18
These heretics deny that Christians shall rise in a future life and insist that the resurrection happens in the natural birth of children. — COMMENTARY ON THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 2:20
Paul indicates that the church has diverse members, who are at differing levels of maturity. The heretic Novatian believes that this passage applies to the world, since he defends the general truth and holiness of his church. But this is wrong. — COMMENTARY ON THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY