1 Thessalonians 3:13

13. Unblameable in holiness Not as Olshausen interprets, that holiness which consists in Christ in us, invisible here but made visible hereafter; nor in the perfect keeping of the Christless law; but in a personal holiness wrought in us by Christ, whereby we are enabled so to avoid sin and so to live in a perfect repentance for all infirmities as to receive the ever continuing, forgiving power of Christ’s blood, and a continuous uncondemning acceptance with God.

At the coming And this personal holiness, wrought by the cross of Christ, can stand scrutiny at the throne of Christ. He who is in perpetual forgiveness of us here, will not condemn us there. Since he will see that all our blamelessness, though attained by us, is wrought by him.

With all his saints Bringing their blessed spirits from Paradise to the resurrection scene. But in the Old Testament, as Olshausen remarks, the term for saints, holy ones, “undeniably means angels, as in Psalms 89:7; Zechariah 14:5; Daniel 8:13; Daniel 9:20. Besides, angels are named as accompanying Christ in his advent. Matthew 16:27; Mat 25:31 ; 2 Thessalonians 1:7; Jude 1:14.”