This noble doxology is a burst of gratitude for God's grace to Paul. For other doxologies see Ga 1:5; Romans 11:36; 16:27; Php 4:20;[Ref…

Now to the King eternal. This ascription of praise is offered to God in view of the mercy which he had shown to so great a sinner. It is t…

Now unto the King.—The wonderful chain of thoughts (1 Timothy 1:12–16) which so well illustrate the great ass…

Paul could not help this outburst of praise. He must put in a doxology. When he remembered his own conversion and pardon, and his being entrusted w…

This verse is typical of Paul’s habit of breaking out spontaneously into praise (Romans 11:36; Romans 16:27; [Reference Gal…

Now to the King eternal—his amazing vehemence finally breaks out into this exclamation because he could not find words to express his grat…

Now unto the King eternal
This doxology, or ascription of glory to God, on account of the grace bestowed upon the ap…

The apostle knew that he would justly have perished if the Lord had strictly noted what was amiss, and also if his grace and mercy had not been abu…

Previously, the Apostle described his own state regarding both his sins under the law and the good he experienced in the time of grace. Here, he ex…