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  • not a heavy drinker, nor hot-tempered, but gentle and peaceable, not avaricious, (1 Timothy 3, 3)

  • Similarly, deacons must be respectable, not double-tongued, moderate in the amount of wine they drink and with no squalid greed for money. (1 Timothy 3, 8)

  • Similarly, women must be respectable, not gossips, but sober and wholly reliable. (1 Timothy 3, 11)

  • I write this to you in the hope that I may be able to come to you soon; (1 Timothy 3, 14)

  • Without any doubt, the mystery of our religion is very deep indeed: He was made visible in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen by angels, proclaimed to the gentiles, believed in throughout the world, taken up in glory. (1 Timothy 3, 16)

  • Let this be your care and your occupation, and everyone will be able to see your progress. (1 Timothy 4, 15)

  • Enrolment as a widow is permissible only for a woman at least sixty years old who has had only one husband. (1 Timothy 5, 9)

  • She must be a woman known for her good works -- whether she has brought up her children, been hospitable to strangers and washed the feet of God's holy people, helped people in hardship or been active in all kinds of good work. (1 Timothy 5, 10)

  • 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)

  • Elders who do their work well while they are in charge earn double reward, especially those who work hard at preaching and teaching. (1 Timothy 5, 17)

  • Fight the good fight of faith and win the eternal life to which you were called and for which you made your noble profession of faith before many witnesses. (1 Timothy 6, 12)

  • Now, before God, the source of all life, and before Jesus Christ, who witnessed to his noble profession of faith before Pontius Pilate, I charge you (1 Timothy 6, 13)


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