I do not cease (ου παυομα). Singular present middle, while in Col 1:9 Paul uses the plural (literary, or including Timothy), ου πα…

Cease not to give thanks for you. In the prosperity of the church at Ephesus, he could not help but feel the deepest interest, and he neve…

Cease not to give thanks for you, making mention of you in my prayers.—Almost all St. Paul’s Epistles are introduced by t…

Therefore I also, after I heard of your faith in the Lord Jesus, and love unto all the saints, do not cease to give thanks for you, making ment…

Paul assures the Ephesians of his unremitting remembrance of them in his prayers—both thankfulness and intercession. He had already taken on simila…

Making mention of you. To thanksgiving, as is his custom, he adds prayer, in order to encourage them to additional progress. It was necess…

Cease not to give thanks for you
On account of their faith and love; which were gifts of grace bestowed upon them, a…

God has stored up spiritual blessings for us in His Son, the Lord Jesus; but requires us to draw them out and obtain them by prayer. Even the best …