Call to remembrance (αναμιμνησκεσθε). Present middle imperative of αναμιμνησκω, as in 2 Corinthians 7:15 "remind yours…

But call to remembrance the former days. It would seem from this that at the time when the apostle wrote this epistle, they were suffering…

In the last six verses, the writer has reinforced his exhortation by an appeal to the danger of falling away and the dreadful consequences of unfai…

In which, after you were illuminated, you endured a great fight of afflictions; partly, while you were made a gazing stock both by reproaches a…

The author does not class his friends among those who go back on their Christian profession. He begins by inviting them to contemplate the days jus…

But call to remembrance, etc. To stimulate them and rouse their eagerness to go forward, he reminds them of the evidences of piet…

But call to remembrance the former days
The words may be considered either as a declaration of what they had done, a…

Many and various afflictions united against the early Christians, and they had a great conflict. The Christian spirit is not a selfish spirit; it l…

After exhorting them with sobering reasons to cling to Christ by faith, hope, and love, the Apostle now offers pleasant reasons, like a good physic…