Hebrews 13:18 - Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

For we trust we have a good conscience,— For we are confident that we have a good conscience, determined in all things to behave honourably. It is reasonable to think that the apostle particularly meant, that he took care to act up to the rules of the apostolical office which he had received, labouring to promote the salvationbothofJewsandGentiles;wherefore the Hebrews should not disregard him, upon the account of his labouring to convert the Gentiles through grace, as some of the Jews were apt to do; for he could not honestly discharge his office without this: they therefore should pray to God to give him good success.