12. τ. δὲτοιούτοιςπαραγγέλλομενκτλ.] The παραγγελία is now addressed directly to the ἄτακτοι themselves in so far as they possess the above-mentioned characteristics—τοῖςτοιούτοις, cf. Matthew 19:14, Romans 16:18, 1 Corinthians 5:11. For παρακαλοῦμεν cf. I. 2:12 note, and for ἐνκυρ. Ἰης. Χρ. cf. I. 4:1 note. ἵναμετὰἡσυχίαςκτλ.] It is not enough that they should not be disorderly, they must also work, and that too ‘ with quietness’ for their own maintenance. Ἡσυχία (elsewhere in N.T. only Acts 22:2, 1 Timothy 2:11 f.; cf. ἡσυχάζειν I. 4:11, and for a class. parallel [Dem.] Exord. Or. 1445 ἔχεινἡσυχίανκαὶτὰὑμέτερααὐτῶνπράττειν) differs from ἠρεμία in denoting tranquillity arising from within rather than from without (Ellic. on 1 Timothy 2:2). For the force of μετά see the note on I. 1:6, and cf. P.Lond. 1. 44, 17 f. (2./b.c.) μεθʼ ἡσυχίαςἀναλύειν.