Laid down their own necks (τον εαυτων τραχελον υπεθηκαν). First aorist active of υποτιθημ, old verb to place under (the axe of the…

Who have for my life. In order to save my life.

Laid down their own necks. To lay down the neck is to lay the hea…

Laid down their own necks.—Whether this expression is to be taken literally or figuratively we do not know, neither can w…

First to be greeted are Priscilla and her husband, Aquila. Paul’s friendship with them went back several years to his mission at Corinth, when they…

To whom not only I, etc. Since Prisca and Aquila had not spared their lives to preserve Paul's life, he testifies that he himself was indi…

Who for my life laid down their necks
That is, exposed themselves to great danger to save the apostle's life: the al…

Paul recommends Phebe to the Christians at Rome. It is fitting for Christians to help one another in their affairs, especially strangers; we do not…

1. After mentioning certain personal matters concerning himself to the Romans, the Apostle now presents personal matters pertaining to other…