Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
That he might know your estate - Instead of ̔ ͅ ̔ , that He may know Your affairs, ABD*FG, many others, with the Ethiopic, Itala, Theodoret, and Damascenus, read ̔ ̔ , that Ye may know Our affairs; which is probably the true reading. Tychicus was sent to them, not to know their affairs, but with Onesimus, to carry this epistle and make the apostle' s state known to them, and comfort their hearts by the good news which he brought. The next verse confirms this meaning.
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