Philippians 1:16

“Lastly, he saith of those, “Whether in pretence or in truth Christ be preached:” but in no wise would he say, In order that Christ may after be preached, let Him be first denied.” — editor's note: Phil. i. 15–18

“For many preach the truth impurely; for they sell it for the bribe of the advantages of this life.” — editor's note: Phil. i. 16.

“He says that some preach the Gospel “through charity,” others “by occasion;” of whom he says, “They do not preach the Gospel rightly.”” — editor's note: Phil. i. 16–18.

“Listen to the sort of persons whom the Apostle Paul mentions, false brethren, preaching the word of God through envy, and what he says of them: “And I therein do rejoice, yea, and will rejoice.”” — editor's note: Phil. i. 15–18.

“Christ is the truth: let the truth be preached in pretense by hirelings, let it be preached in truth by the children: the children are waiting patiently for the eternal inheritance of the Father, the hirelings are longing for, and in a hurry to get, the temporal pay of their employer.” — editor's note: Phil. i. 15–18.

““Whether in pretence or in truth, let Christ be preached.”” — editor's note: Phil. i. 16, 18.

“…even out of envy and strife, and again others out of good-will,” many also “out of love,” and certain “out of contention,” and some “in rivalry to himself,” he had a favourable opportunity, no doubt, of taxing what they preached with a diversity of doctrine, as if it were no less than this which caused so great a…” — editor's note: Phil. i. 14–17.