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Excerpt from The Expositor's Greek Testament, Vol. 4
From no church did Paul tear himself with such evident reluct ance. His anxiety to get back to it was not simply due to the feel ing that he must go on with the Macedonian mission, if at all possible, but to his deep affection for the local community. The Macedonian churches may almost be termed Paul's favourites. None troubled him less. None came so near to his heart. At Thessa lonica the exemplary character of the Christians,2 their rapid growth.
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