Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Matthew Poole · 1685
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Matthew Poole · 1685
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2 John Capitolo 1 1 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
2 John 1:1
2 John Capitolo 1 2 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
2 John 1:2
The indwelling of evangelical truth, which is here meant, signifies its deep radication, and powerful transforming efficacy, in the soul, so as to be productive of holiness, as John 17:17; than which nothing can be a greater inducement among Christians of mutual love.
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2 John 1:3
Such salutations see explained where they have formerly occurred.
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2 John 1:4
Some of her sons, it is probably conjectured, he had met with, upon their occasions, at Ephesus, where, it is thought, he now resided, and found them to have a good savour of religion, and to walk according to rule, which was matter of great joy to him.
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2 John 1:5
He inculcates that great precept, of which see 1Jo 2:7,8.
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2 John 1:6
From this particular command he passes to what is more general, requiring in all things a strict and unanimous adherence to the pure and primitive doctrine of the gospel, which would be the best expression of love to God, and the true centre and bond of love to one another, as 1Jo 5:1,3.
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2 John 1:7
See 1Jo 2:18,22 4:3.
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2 John 1:8
Such changes of the person, as we here find, are neither unusual, nor, in exhortation, inelegant; but some copies read in the two latter clauses
ye. He presses to constancy in the true, incorrupt Christian profession.
That we receive a full reward; that the expected recompence be not lost in the whole, or in any part, as Galatians 3:3,4.
2Jo 1:1-4 The apostle testifieth his regard and good wishes
for a certain pious matron and her
children, and his joy in their good behaviour.
2Jo 1:5-9 He exhorteth them to persevere in
Christian love and belief, that they lose not their
full reward,
2Jo 1:10,11 and to have nothing to do with
those seducers that bring not the true doctrine of
Christ.
2Jo 1:12,13 He hopeth to see them shortly, and
concludeth with salutations.
The elder; a general name of office, fitly appropriated with eminency here, he being the only apostle, probably, now surviving on earth.
The elect lady; this appears to have been some noted person, whom both her singular piety, and rank in the world, made eminent, and capable of having great influence for the support of the Christian interest, which her general value with all that had
known the truth, ( i.e. the Christians in those parts), shows. The opinion that a church is intended by this appellation, had it greater probability, is of no great importance, and need not here be disputed.