From Reformation to Reformation

The parts: I. The Introduction, Verses 1-3. II. The Treatment, Verses 4-21. III. The Epilogue, Verses 22-25.

4. The Parts are the Introduction, the treatment, and the Epilogue. Interpreters of the Epistle, Ancient, Reformed, Lutheran, Roman...

3. It was written at Rome in the former bonds. That is was written at Rome, because in bonds; and in the former bonds, because in verse...

2. The Occasion: the fugitive Onesimus falling into his net. The Argument: his reconciliation. The occasion for writing was furnished...

1. The Epistle is inscribed to Philemon, a Phrygian, a Gentile. This Epistle was written by Saint Paul πρὸς Φιλήμονα, to Philemon. Whom...

The Epistle is inscribed to Philemon, a Phrygian, a Gentile, 1. The Occasion: the fugitive Onesimus falling into his net. The Argument:...

HOLY FATHERS: Jerome. REFORMED: Ludwig Crocius, Megander, Scultetus, Daillé, Mastricht. English: Thomas Taylor,[1] Wallis. LUTHERAN: ...

The parts: I. Instruction concerning the setting up of Elders in Crete, chapter 1. II. Precepts to be imparted: 1. To the older, to the...

6. Two parts: I. Instruction concerning the establishment of Elders in Crete (Titus 1). II. Precepts to be imparted by Titus to...

5. The time of writing investigated. The opinion of Cappel and Baronius unproven. It appears to have been written between the first...

4. Whether it was written at Nicopolis? That this Epistle was written at Nicopolis, appears to some to be indicated by Titus 3:12. Yet,...

3. The Argument of the Epistle. The Argument of the Epistle is almost the same as that of both Epistles to Timothy. He commands Titus...

2. The Occasion. Titus left behind in Crete. The island of Crete, situated in the midst of the Sea, the Apostle, with Titus as his...

1. The Epistle is inscribed to Titus. Whose person is described. Saint Paul wrote this Epistle Τίτῳ γνησίῳ τέκνῳ κατὰ κοινὴν πίστιν, to...

The Epistle is inscribed to Titus. Whose person is described, 1. The Occasion. Titus left behind in Crete, 2. The Argument of the...

HOLY FATHERS: None separately. REFORMED: Megander, Pricæus, Scultetus. LUTHERAN: Heilbrunner, Melanchthon, Weinrich, Willich. ROMAN...

The parts: I. An admonition concerning stirring up the gift, patience, holding fast the form of doctrine; and praise of Onesiphorus,...

5. The parts of the Epistle are divided by the number of chapters. Interpreters of the Epistle, Ancient, Reformed, Lutheran, Roman...

Verse 7:[1] The first angel sounded, (Ezek. 38:22) and there followed hail and fire mingled with blood, and they were cast (Rev. 16:2)...

4. In bonds, not the former, but the latter. Which is proven against Baronius, with the objections of the same resolved. Hence it...