Guard that which is committed unto thee (την παραθηκην φυλαξον). "Keep (aorist of urgency) the deposit." Παραθηκην (from παρατιθημ…

Keep that which is committed to your trust. All that is entrusted to you, and to which reference has been particularly made in this epistl…

O Timothy, keep that which is committed to your trust.—More literally and better rendered, O Timothy, keep the trust …

Paul concludes with a personal admonition to Timothy: “Guard what has been entrusted to your care” (cf. 2 Timothy 1:12, 14). Here the c…

O Timothy, guard that which is committed to you. Though interpreters differ in explaining παραθήκην, a thing committed, yet, for …

Keep that which is committed to your trust
That is, the Gospel, see (1 Timothy 1:11) which is a rich tre…

Being rich in this world is wholly different from being rich towards God. Nothing is more uncertain than worldly wealth. Those who are rich must re…

Previously, he dealt with instructing people of low status; here he returns to his subject and instructs Timothy on how to deal with the rich. He d…