See 1:15 for these very words, but here the phrase points to the preceding words, not to the following as there.

This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation.—Again we have the striking formula that always calls attention t…

Again we find the formula, “This is a trustworthy saying that deserves full acceptance” (cf. comment on 1:15). In this case, it most likely refers …

This is a faithful saying He now states, at the conclusion of the argument, what he stated twice at the beginning of it; and he appears to…

This is a faithful saying
A true one, and to be believed, that godliness has such promises annexed to it; see ([Refe…

Outward acts of self-denial benefit little. What will it benefit us to mortify the body, if we do not mortify sin? No diligence in mere outward thi…

Previously, the Apostle rejected superstitious abstinence from goods. Here, he commands Timothy to present this teaching to the brothers. He first …