2 Timóteo 1
Theodoret of Cyrus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
2 Timóteo 1:2
Timothy's sonship to Paul is that of the soul, not that generated by nature, and is based on the spiritual promise of life. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 1:5
Commenting on Timothy's Jewish background, Paul mentions Timothy's parentage in order to confirm Timothy in faith. Nothing helps so much as a domestic example. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 1:7
Grace was given to us so that we might not be afraid but love all the more steadily. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 1:10
Indeed, the God of all pre-formed these things from the beginning and before the ages. Now he has brought about a conclusion to all that was decreed. The incarnation is that in which the eternity of the Son is finally manifested. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 1:12
The "deposit" is the power and grace offered to Paul by the Spirit for serving the Lord. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 1:15
Paul was then at Rome. Many had wandered away, some for money, others for other reasons. Some of the Asian converts abandoned Paul there on account of the fear of Nero. Paul is afraid that they might be a problem to Timothy, and he wants him to be aware of them. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY