A faithful work (πιστον). Either thus or "thou makest sure," after an example in Xenophon quoted by Wettstein (ποιειν πιστα) and p…

Beloved, you do faithfully. In the previous verses, the writer had commended Gaius for his commitment to truth and his general uprightness…

Beloved.—St. John’s affection is founded on the high merits of Caius as a Christian.

Above all things.—Thi…

The writer’s warm feeling shines through again as he for the third time addresses Gaius as his “dear friend” (cf. vv.1–2). Now he commends him for …

Beloved, thou doest faithfully Or a faithful thing, and as became a faithful man, a believer in Christ; in all his benefi…

Those who are beloved by Christ will love their fellow believers for His sake. Soul prosperity is the greatest blessing on this side of heaven. Gra…