Hath been set at liberty (απολελυμενον). Perfect passive participle of απολυω, to set free, in indirect discourse after γινωσκετε.…

Do you not know that our brother Timothy is set at liberty? Or, is sent away. So it is rendered by Professor Stuart, and others. On the me…

It is clear that the Hebrew Christians knew of Timothy's imprisonment but had not yet heard the news of his release. In [Reference 2 Corinthians 1:…

Now the God of peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of the everlasting c…

The writer is giving new information in this verse. Timothy is no doubt the companion of Paul (no other Timothy is known to us from those times), a…

Know ye that our brother, etc. Since the termination of the Greek verb γινώσκετε will admit of either rendering, we may read, “Yo…

Know you that [our] brother Timothy is set at liberty
This is the same person to whom the Apostle Paul wrote two epi…

So bad are men, and even believers, because of the remnants of their corruption, that when the most important, comforting doctrine is delivered to …

After showing them how to act regarding their deceased leaders—that is, by continuing in their teachings—the Apostle now shows how to act toward li…