Know perfectly (ακριβως οιδατε). Accurately know, not "the times and the seasons," but their own ignorance.

As a th…

For yourselves know perfectly. That is, they had been taught this. There could be no doubt in their minds concerning it.

Know perfectly.—Or, accurately. There is something of an oxymoron (see Note on [Refere…

But of the times and the seasons, brethren, ye have no need that I write unto you. For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so co…

For this reason he could say to the Thessalonians, “You know very well” the features of “the day of the Lord.” Their previous learning on this subj…

You know perfectly. He places exact knowledge in contrast with an anxious desire for investigation. But what is it that he says the Thessa…

For yourselves know perfectly
With great exactness and accuracy, with great clearness and perspicuity, as a certain …

It is needless or useless to ask about the particular time of Christ's coming. Christ did not reveal this to the apostles. There are times and seas…

In what he had written before, Paul corrected the The alonians in matters that needed improvement, and now he begins to instruct them about the fut…