Acts 20:27

“For I have not shunned to declare unto you all the counsel of God.] By which is meant, not the purposes and decrees of God, latent in his own breast, these the apostle could not declare; but his revealed will in the Gospel, concerning the salvation of men by Jesus Christ, even the whole of the Gospel, every truth and doctrine of it, necessary to salvation, and to the peace, joy, and comfort of the saints; together with all the ordinances of it, and everything that had any tendency to promote the glory of God, and the good of souls; (see <420730>Luke 7:30) none of these things did the apostle withhold from the knowledge of the church at Ephesus, but freely imparted and communicated them to…”

“For I have not shunned to declare . . . all the counsel of God--God's way of salvation, and His kingdom of souls saved by His Son Jesus Christ. See Luk 7:30.”

“For - This verse contains a reason for what had been said in the previous verse. It shows why Paul regarded himself as innocent if they should be lost. I have not shunned - I have not kept back; I have not been deterred by fear, by the desire of popularity, by the fact that the doctrines of the gospel are unpalatable to people, from declaring them fully. The proper meaning of the word translated here, “I have not shunned” ὑπεστειλάμην hupesteilamēn, is “to disguise any important truth; to withdraw it from public view; to decline publishing it from fear, or an apprehension of the consequences.” Paul means that he had not disguised any truth; he had not withdrawn or kept it from open view,…”

“For I have not shunned - Otherwise if any had perished, their blood would have been on his head. Acts 20:28”

“I have: Act 20:20, Act 20:35, Act 26:22, Act 26:23; Co2 4:2; Gal 1:7-10, Gal 4:16; Th1 2:4 all: Act 2:23; Psa 32:11; Isa 46:10, Isa 46:11; Jer 23:22; Mat 28:20; Luk 7:30; Joh 15:15; Co1 11:23; Eph 1:11 Acts 20:28”