NEW TESTAMENT

2 Thessalonians 3:2

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and that we may be delivered from unreasonable and evil men; for not all have faith.

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Verse 2. From troublesome, or importunate men. In the Greek, is signified men who act unreasonably, absurdly, and so forth Witham.—For all men have not faith. Faith is a gift of God, which he is not obliged to give but to whom he will. Saint Paul here assures us that he finds nothing but obstacles in his great work, nothing but enemies of the truth, and nothing but men who resist the inspirations and calls of God, opposing the preaching of the gospel. He exhorts them not to be scandalized at what they see him suffer, but to return thanks to God, who has vouchsafed to call them, giving them an understanding and docile heart. Calmet.

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