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When this letter has been read out to you, see that it is read out to the Laodicean church too, and that you read the letter they have received at Laodicea. (Colossians 4, 16)
Give this message to Archippus; Be careful to fulfil the duty which has been committed to thee in the Lord’s service. (Colossians 4, 17)
Brethren, God loves you, and we are sure that he has made choice of you. (1 Thessalonians 1, 4)
Or do you doubt that there is justice with God, to repay with affliction those who afflict you, (2 Thessalonians 1, 6)
when he comes to shew how glorious he is in his saints, how marvellously he has dealt with all the faithful, that our witness should have reached you Gentiles, and found belief! Yes, there will be justice when that day comes.✻ (2 Thessalonians 1, 10)
And those whose masters belong to the faith must not think the less of them, for being their brethren; they should render all the better service, when those who benefit by their good will are believers, worthy of their love. Teach them, and encourage them, so to act. (1 Timothy 6, 2)
when I receive fresh proof of thy sincere faith. That faith dwelt in thy grandmother Lois, and in thy mother Eunice, before thee; I am fully persuaded that it dwells in thee too. (2 Timothy 1, 5)
Thou art God’s soldier, and the soldier on service, if he would please the captain who enlisted him, will refuse to be entangled in the business of daily life; (2 Timothy 2, 4)
and in its service I suffer hardship like a criminal, yes, even imprisonment; but there is no imprisoning the word of God. (2 Timothy 2, 9)
it is by keeping himself separate from these that a man will prove the object of his Lord’s regard, hallowed, and serviceable, and fit for all honourable employment. (2 Timothy 2, 21)
It is for thee to be on the watch, to accept every hardship, to employ thyself in preaching the gospel, and perform every duty of thy office, keeping a sober mind. (2 Timothy 4, 5)
As for me, my blood already flows in sacrifice; the time has nearly come when I can go free. (2 Timothy 4, 6)
