Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Matthew Poole · 1685
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3 John Kabanata 1 1 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
3 John 1:1
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3 John 1:2
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3 John 1:3
Ver. 3,4. The truth is familiarly used to signify the pure doctrine of Christianity, which in its principal design aims at correspondent practice. That his children, i.e. such as had been converted to Christ by his ministry, {as 1 Corinthians 4:15} of whom it appears Gaius was one, did
walk in the truth; ( an apt expression of such correspondent practice); was greatest matter of joy to this holy apostle, especially when the godly lives of such, to whose conversion he had been instrumental, were so observable, as to gain them a testimony from all others that knew them, as it was in the present instance.
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3 John 1:4
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3 John 1:5
Charity to Christians is reckoned fidelity to Christ, being shown to them upon the Christian account, which is intimated to have been done by this pious person, who so kindly treated
the brethren, and strangers, i.e. even though they were strangers.
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3 John 1:6
After a godly sort; i.e. after a manner (as the Greek expression is) worthy of God, viz. as becomes them who bear the name of God, as thou dost, or are intent upon his work, as they are; which latter notion is confirmed by what follows.
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3 John 1:7
Ver. 7,8. They went forth, taking nothing of the Gentiles; it thence appears these were Jews, who went out from their own country to serve the interest of the gospel, which therefore he should serve in helping them.
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3 John 1:8
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3Jo 1:1-4 The apostle, after a kind salutation to Gaius,
testifieth his joy in his piety,
3Jo 1:5-8 commending his hospitality towards the preachers of
the gospel.
3Jo 1:9,10 He censureth Diotrephes, and threateneth him for his
ambitious opposition.
3Jo 1:11 The ill example of such is not to be followed.
3Jo 1:12 He beareth testimony to the good character of Demetrius.
3Jo 1:13,14 He hopeth to see Gaius shortly, and concludeth with
salutations.
Ver. 1,2. This Gaius was well known by the apostle, not only to be a stedfast professor of the truly Christian, uncorrupted faith, (which is implied in his avowing his love to him in the truth, or upon the Christian account), but to be so improved and well-grown a Christian, that he reckons he might well make the prosperous state of his soul the measure of all the other prosperity he could wish unto him.