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Ambrosiaster
Nicene & Post-Nicene · AD 325–500
1,043 passages across 16 books of the Bible · Who was this?
On Philippians
20 of 43-
Philippians 4:19
His promise is that “my God will supply every need of yours,” that God himself might stand ready to help them receive all that he has provided for them in the abundant greatness of his glory in Christ Jesus. It is indeed the glory of Jesus Christ when by the will of God the desires of Christians are fulfilled in accordance with the teaching of the gospel.
EPISTLE TO THE PHILIPPIANS 4.19
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Philippians 4:20
Here he makes no distinction [as in 4:19] but prays to both our God and our Father. He calls upon God on account of awe. He calls upon the Father for the sake of honor and because every beginning is from him.
EPISTLE TO THE PHILIPPIANS 4.20
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Philippians 4:21
The greeting of the brothers is an act of mutual consolation. It calls to mind those who have been split apart.
EPISTLE TO THE PHILIPPIANS 4.22