That they strive not about words (μη λογομαχειν). Word apparently coined by Paul from λογομαχια (1 Timothy 6:4 which s…

Of these things put them in remembrance. These great principles in regard to the kingdom of Christ. They would be as useful to others as t…

Of these things put them in remembrance.—A new division of the Epistle begins with this 14th verse. St. Paul has been urg…

There are some Christians who need this exhortation given to them in these days, for they are always striving about words to no profit. Beware of t…

In these two verses Paul challenges Timothy to be an approved workman. He is to “keep reminding” the believers of the things about which Paul has b…

Remind them of these things. The expression (ταῦτα) these things, is highly emphatic. It means that the summary of the gospel whi…

Of these things put them in remembrance
Meaning either his hearers, or those to whom he was to commit the things he …

Those disposed to argue commonly do so about matters of little importance. But strifes of words destroy the things of God. The apostle mentions som…

Previously, the Apostle prepared Timothy for martyrdom; here he exhorts him to it. He does this in three ways:

1. He gives him a sample o…