We give thanks (ευχαριστουμεν). Late denominative verb ευχαριστεω from ευχαριστος (grateful) and that from ευ, well and χαριζομα, …

We give thanks to God always for you all. (See Barnes "Romans 1:9".)

Making mention of you in our prayers. (Se…

“We never set ourselves to prayer without remembering your faithful activity, loving laboriousness, cheerful and persevering endurance, and tha…

Paul had a very high opinion of the Church in Thessalonica, and no doubt it deserved it. See how he speaks of it — with such confidence. Knowin…

It was Paul’s practice to begin his letters by thanking God for his readers. Paul found much in the lives of the Thessalonians to be grateful for. …

We give thanks to God. He praises, as is his custom, their faith and other virtues, not so much, however, for the purpose of praising them…

We give thanks to God always for you all
For all the members of this church, Jew or Gentile, rich or poor, greater o…

Just as all good comes from God, so no good can be hoped for by sinners, except from God in Christ. And the best good may be expected from God, as …

The Apostle wishes to strengthen the Church in the face of tribulations. First, he addre es present tribulations in the first letter to the The alo…