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If you put all this to the brothers, you will be a good servant of Christ Jesus and show that you have really digested the teaching of the faith and the good doctrine which you have always followed. (1 Timothy 4, 6)
Physical exercise is useful enough, but the usefulness of religion is unlimited, since it holds out promise both for life here and now and for the life to come; (1 Timothy 4, 8)
I mean that the point of all our toiling and battling is that we have put our trust in the living God and he is the Saviour of the whole human race but particularly of all believers. (1 Timothy 4, 10)
Let no one disregard you because you are young, but be an example to all the believers in the way you speak and behave, and in your love, your faith and your purity. (1 Timothy 4, 12)
Be conscientious about what you do and what you teach; persevere in this, and in this way you will save both yourself and those who listen to you. (1 Timothy 4, 16)
Never speak sharply to a man older than yourself, but appeal to him as you would to your own father; treat younger men as brothers, (1 Timothy 5, 1)
If a widow has children or grandchildren, they are to learn first of all to do their duty to their own families and repay their debt to their parents, because this is what pleases God. (1 Timothy 5, 4)
But a woman who is really widowed and left on her own has set her hope on God and perseveres night and day in petitions and prayer. (1 Timothy 5, 5)
I think it is best for young widows to marry again and have children and a household to look after, and not give the enemy any chance to raise a scandal about them; (1 Timothy 5, 14)
If a woman believer has widowed relatives, she should support them and not make the Church bear the expense but enable it to support those who are really widowed. (1 Timothy 5, 16)
As scripture says: You must not muzzle an ox when it is treading out the corn; and again: The worker deserves his wages. (1 Timothy 5, 18)
You should give up drinking only water and have a little wine for the sake of your digestion and the frequent bouts of illness that you have. (1 Timothy 5, 23)
