And now, behold (κα νυν, ιδου). Second time and solemn reminder as in verse 22.I know (εγω οιδα). Emphasis on εγω…

I know that you all. Perhaps this means simply, "I have no expectation of seeing you again; I have every reason to suppose that this is my…

I know that ye all . . . shall see my face no more.—It is clear from these words, as well as from Romans 15:23-24, that a…

In the third section of his address, Paul began by speaking of his own future expectations after visiting Jerusalem. He told the Ephesian elders th…

And, behold, now I know. He now states plainly what he had previously hinted at subtly. And we said that he removed their hope of his retu…

And now behold
This is not only a note of asseveration, but of attention, stirring up to observe what is here assert…

The elders knew that Paul was no designing, self-seeking man. Those who would serve the Lord acceptably in any office, and profitably to others, mu…