Notes on Colossians
The false teaching also contained a philosophic appeal, whether Oriental or Hellenistic we cannot be sure (2:8). ... Thessalonians, to Timothy, to Titus and to Philemon, p. 17. 2021 Edition Dr. Constable's Notes on Colossians 5 epistle (4:7-14). This view of the letter's origin generally fits the facts ... Epistles of Paul.3 Baxter saw the same ...
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