{Whom} (hon). That is, "Christ in you, the hope of glory."
{We proclaim} (kataggellomen). Paul, Timothy and all
like-minded preachers against the Gnostic depreciation of Christ.
This verb originally (Xenophon) meant to denounce, but in N.T. it
means to announce (aggell(935c)) throughout (kata), to proclaim
far and wide ( Ac 13:5 ). {Admonishing} (
outhetountes). Old
verb from 
outhet(8873), admonisher (from 
ous, tith(886d)i). See
already  Ac 20:31  1Th 5:12,14  2Th 3:15 , etc. Warning about
practice and teaching (didaskontes) about doctrine. Such
teaching calls for "all wisdom" {Every man} (panta anthr(9370)on).
Repeated three times. "In opposition to the doctrine of an
intellectual exclusiveness taught by the false teachers"
(Abbott). {That we may present} (hina parast(8873)(936d)en). Final use
of hina and first aorist active subjunctive of parist(886d)i, for
which see  1:22 , the final presentation to Christ. {Perfect}
(	eleion). Spiritual adults in Christ, no longer babes in
Christ ( Heb 5:14 ), mature and ripened Christians ( 4:22 ), the
full-grown man in Christ ( Eph 4:13 ). The relatively perfect
( Php 3:15 ) will on that day of the presentation be fully
developed as here ( Col 4:12  Eph 4:13 ). The Gnostics used
	eleios of the one fully initiated into their mysteries and it
is quite possible that Paul here has also a sidewise reference to
their use of the term.