~42 Min.Comments On Second Timothy (Leslie M. Grant)

biblecentre.org · ... shares. Erastus had remained at Corinth, where he was doubtless needed; but Trophimus Paul had left at Miletum sick, rather than exercise the gift of ...

~50 Min.The Epistle of James (Arno Clemens Gaebelein)

biblecentre.org · ... suffered with his eyes, which probably was the thorn in the flesh. Trophimus was sick in Miletus. But nowhere this Jewish ceremony, anointing with oil, is ...

~65 Min.The Second Epistle to Timothy (Hamilton Smith)

biblecentre.org · ... in his day, records the fact that "Erastus abode at Corinth" and that Trophimus had been left at Miletum sick. Apparently the miraculous power of healing ...

~74 Min.The First Epistle to the Corinthians (Arno Clemens Gaebelein)

biblecentre.org · ... by the immediate will of God. Power is His, and always in His hands. If Trophimus was sick, the wish of Paul could not restore him. Yet the believer can ...

~83 Min.Modern Pentecostalism (A. J. Pollock)

biblecentre.org · ... infirmities, and no longer to drink water, He did NOT heal him. He left Trophimus at Miletum sick. He did NOT heal him. Epaphroditus was sick, nigh unto ...

~141 Min.Commentary on the book of Acts (Leslie M. Grant)

biblecentre.org · ... which was only an assumption since they seen him in the city with Trophimus, an Ephesian. The uproar they caused, however, defeated their own purpose. They ...

~144 Min.Notes of Readings on 1 Corinthians (John Nelson Darby)

biblecentre.org · ... but the apostles never wrought a miracle for their own comfort. Paul left Trophimus at Miletum sick. The words, "And if he committed sins," show that James ...

~432 Min.Tracings From The Acts of the Apostles (C. E. Stuart)

biblecentre.org · ... of Thessalonica; Gaius of Derbe, and Timothy; as well as Tychicus and Trophimus, natives of Asia. Paul left Achaia. Separating on the road, but where is ...

~213 Min.Comments on 2 Corinthians (William Kelly)

biblecentre.org · ... than to Mark. Barnabas and Silas have been conjectured; as also Aristarchus, Gaius, Trophimus, etc. But none of these guesses seems less happy than that of ...