Albert Barnes on Colossians 4:3
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Colossians4:3
Withal. With all the supplications which you offer for other persons and things; or at the same time that you pray for them.
Praying also for us. Eph 6:19,20. Comp. 2Cor 1:11, Php 1:19, Heb 13:18,19.
That God would open unto us a door of utterance. To preach the gospel. He earnestly desired to have liberty to: preach the gospel, and asked them to pray that this might be restored to him. Eph 6:19.
To speak the mystery of Christ. Called, in Eph 6:19, the "mystery of the gospel. Eph 6:19.
For which I am also in bonds. A prisoner at Rome, Eph 6:20.
(+) "praying" "praying at the same time" (d) "open unto us" 2Thes 3:1
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