| Geneva Study Bible That I may come unto you with joy by the will of God, and may with you be refreshed. People's New Testament 15:32 That I may come, etc. Three things he desires through their prayers: (1) That he may be delivered from his Jewish enemies; (2) be cordially received by his Jewish brethren (Ro 15:31); (3) come unto them with joy by the will of God. He did come to Rome, submissive to the will of God (Ac 23:11), but not in joy (Ac 28:16,20), though no doubt God was with him and refreshed him. Wesley's Notes 15:32 That I may come to you - This refers to the former, With joy - To the latter, part of the preceding verse . Scofield Reference Notes Margin joy See, 2Jn 1:4 3Jn 1:4 Phile 1:20 Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary 32. That I may come unto you with-"in" joy by the will of God-(Ac 18:21; 1Co 4:19; 16:7; Heb 6:3; Jas 4:15) and may with you be refreshed-rather, "with you refresh myself," after all his labors and anxieties, and so be refitted for future service. Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary 15:30-33 Let us learn to value the effectual fervent prayers of the righteous. How careful should we be, lest we forfeit our interest in the love and prayers of God's praying people! If we have experienced the Spirit's love, let us not be wanting in this office of kindness for others. Those that would prevail in prayer, must strive in prayer. Those who beg the prayers of others, must not neglect to pray for themselves. And though Christ knows our state and wants perfectly, he will know them from us. As God must be sought, for restraining the ill-will of our enemies, so also for preserving and increasing the good-will of our friends. All our joy depends upon the will of God. Let us be earnest in prayer with and for each other, that for Christ's sake, and by the love of the Holy Spirit, great blessings may come upon the souls of Christians, and the labours of ministers. | 
