2 Timóteo 2
Theodoret of Cyrus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
2 Timóteo 2:8
Paul discusses here only the human nature of Christ because he is responding to Simon's heresy, where the true enfleshment of the Savior is denied. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 2:15
Good teachers are like farmers who plow straight furrows, thus presenting the rule of Scripture in a correct manner. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 2:18
The successions that happen through the procreation of children they unhappily call the resurrection. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 2:20
Paul applies the image of the great house to the world, where the golden vessels are persons of faith and virtue, the silver those who embrace civil life virtuously and righteously and the wooden those who live irreverent and disgraceful lives. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY