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La frase aparece en "The Wycliffe Bible Commentary". Muchas gracias por la ayuda que me brindan.

"Final Appeal: A Summation. 6:20, 21. With deep emotion and personal appeal Paul begins his final exhortation: O Timothy (the interjection is especially frequent in Paul's epistles; see Rom 2:1,3; 9:20; Gal 3:1). He then briefly reiterates the principal themes of the entire epistle: (a) Keep the deposit of truth. The whole phrase is the rendering of three words: guard the deposit. This is the central message of the Pastorals: Guard the Gospel tradition by life and sound teaching, (b) avoiding false doctrine. There are two forms of learning which obscure the Gospel: (1) profane (implies blasphemous desecration of holy things) and vain babblings, consisting of high-sounding, empty words and speculations used for purposes of ostentation: and (2) science (lit., knowledge) falsely so called. Paul makes it plain that he is able to distinguish solid learning and fact from speculations without evidence, mere myth and fancy, which some professing (lit., promising) have erred."