2 Timóteo 4
Theodoret of Cyrus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
2 Timóteo 4:2
Every occasion is appropriate for teaching, so long as this is done boldly and with forethought. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 4:6
Paul calls his destruction a libation, as if his blood were poured out for the sake of true religion. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY
2 Timóteo 4:8
He calls the "crown of righteousness" that which has been prepared for the righteous, which is given by a just sentence. When? On that day. By whom? By the just judge. I have known him as just; I have known him as the judge. I trust in his judgment. I look for a sentence. In this way Paul offers consolation to all children of faith. — INTERPRETATION OF THE SECOND LETTER TO TIMOTHY