We thought it good to be left in athens alone:

“what fitting thanks can we render for all the joy with which we rejoice over you before our god?” and the frequency with which the writer appeals to.

3 here paul recalls three things about the thessalonians.

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For the sake of the thessalonians, paul was willing to be left in athens alone.

Paul’s deep love and involvement in the lives of his young converts are a real inspiration.

Our faithful walk with the lord can be a real encouragement to.

Webdavid guzik commentary on 1 thessalonians 2, where paul defends the integrity and sincerity of his ministry in tessalonica.

It cost him something to send timothy to the.

“receive” and “accepted. ” “received” is paralambano, which means “to receive from another,” but it is especially used in the.

It cost him something to send timothy to the.

“receive” and “accepted. ” “received” is paralambano, which means “to receive from another,” but it is especially used in the.

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