“search the scriptures” John 5:39

Series –

The Second Epistle to Timothy
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Articles in this Series
2 Timothy 1. 1 to 5
For more than two years we have been privileged to supply our readers with the late W. E. Vine’s Invaluable Notes on 1st Timothy, the last instalment appearing in our previous issue. Large numbers of …
W. E. Vine
1952 Volume 4 Issue 7
Exposition
2 Timothy 1. 6-18
Faithfulness enjoined in view of (a) the calling (vv. 6-14) Verse 6. For the which cause — i.e., because of Timothy’s unfeigned faith. I put thee in remembrance — a reminder, not merely in recognition…
W. E. Vine
1952 Volume 4 Issue 8
Exposition
2 Timothy 2. 1-13
Chapter 2. Introductory This chapter consists of further exhortations to faithfulness (see 1. 6) in view of (b) the character of Timothy’s service (verses 1-7), (c) the glory of reigning with Christ (…
W. E. Vine
1952 Volume 5 Issue 1
Exposition
2 Timothy 2. 14-26
Faithfulness enjoined in view of (d) False Teachers (verses 14-26) The Apostle now gives directions how to deal with the unprofitable disputes which were common amongst professed teachers in the assem…
W. E. Vine
1952 Volume 5 Issue 2
Notes to Students
2 Timothy 3. 1-3
End of the Age Evils The Apostle now passes from evils already existent to those which would characterize the end of this age. The list he now gives would seem to fall within the scope of what is term…
W. E. Vine
1952 Volume 5 Issue 3
Exposition
2 Timothy 3. 4-13
End-of-the-Age Evils (Contd.) Verse 4 traitors, - those who are treacherous in their dealings with others. The reference is not confined to the betrayal of fellow-believers in days of persecution. hea…
W. E. Vine
1953 Volume 5 Issue 4
Exposition
2 Timothy 3. 14 – 4. 8
Adequacy of the Scriptures for the Man of God Verse 14 But abide thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of, knowing of whom (lit., what persons) thou hast learned them: - thi…
W. E. Vine
1953 Volume 5 Issue 5
Exposition
2 Timothy 4. 9-22
Chapter 4. 9-18 Introductory Note This passage contains messages about the Apostle’s immediate circumstances. His first alludes to some of those who had been his associates, and then mentions the evil…
W. E. Vine
1953 Volume 5 Issue 6
Exposition
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