To give heed (προσεχειν). With νουν understood. Old and common idiom in N.T. especially in Luke and Acts (Acts 8:10ff.…

Neither give heed to fables. That is, they should not pay attention to fables or consider such trivial matters important. The "fables" ref…

Neither give heed to fables.—These fables were, no doubt, purely Rabbinical. It was said in the Jewish schools that an or…

You see, the apostle, in his day, had to contend against those who ran away from the simplicity of the gospel into all manner of fables and inventi…

(3a) When Paul went into Macedonia—at exactly what time we do not know—he urged Timothy to remain in Ephesus. As noted in the introduction, it appe…

And not to give heed to fables. He applies the term “fables,” in my opinion, not only to contrived falsehoods but also to trifles or fooli…

Neither give heed to fables
Old wives' fables, (1 Timothy 4:7) or Jewish fables, (Titus 1:14…

Jesus Christ is a Christian's hope; all our hopes of eternal life are built upon him, and Christ is in us the hope of glory.

The apostle see…

1. Here begins the me age of this epistle, which is a type of pastoral guide written by the Apostle for Timothy. It instructs him in all mat…